My DJ disaster - yeah, but....WARNING!!
10-01-2013, 07:13 AM
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Unfortunately Jane Stickle didn't leave any instructions! And I've never seen the back of the quilt, so we don't know how it was done! Certainly sashing was used. I think its a "what ever suits you" kind of thing.
Show us some of your blocks!
Show us some of your blocks!
10-01-2013, 08:08 AM
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The writer of the Dear Jane book was rather stingy with close-up pictures.
I don't think there was ONE photo of the back of it.
The Jane A. Stickle quilt (which is what I prefer to call it - because that's the name of the person that assembled it - I still have a suspicion that there may have been swap blocks in it - because some of the blocks are wonky!)
Many of the blocks have many very small pieces in them.
I don't think there was ONE photo of the back of it.
The Jane A. Stickle quilt (which is what I prefer to call it - because that's the name of the person that assembled it - I still have a suspicion that there may have been swap blocks in it - because some of the blocks are wonky!)
Many of the blocks have many very small pieces in them.
10-01-2013, 09:33 AM
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10-16-2013, 06:57 AM
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