bearisgray

I just looked through the book again.

There are some very easy looking blocks in there.

And some that look like real stinkers to put together.

kluedesigns

yes, there's something for everyone in a Dear Jane quilt.

kluedesigns

some of my local friends have made them but i haven't personally.

kluedesigns

i've always liked the idea of replicating the "old masters" and reflecting on what their life could have been like and what history was occurring at the time.

sandpat

The thought of replicating her quilt really intrigues me and I think I would really enjoy doing it. I have sooo many projects that I would like to do and I think that to do the Dear Jane...I would have to do them all by hand...just like she did, then I'd have to hand quilt it. Hmmmm...on second thought, maybe I better get started :D

bearisgray

better yet -

why not make up one's own miniature blocks - in the style of???

the impression I got from the book was that a lot of the blocks in that quilt were "originals"

Shemjo

I have been thinking out the Dear Jane blocks. I need more information. :lol:

Minda

I started my Dear Jane about 2 months ago. I only have row A finished. It's going to take me a looong time. :lol:

kluedesigns

i don't know if you guys saw this link from yesterday but its a miniature block quilt that has the feel of being a DJ but there's only a few hard blocks


http://sentimentalstitches.net/free-...midget-blocks/

kluedesigns

i noticed a thread for a dear jane swap that you were involved in about a year ago - how did that go?