Jane Stickle - Row 8
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Find these in my album of the same name 2nd Half. I can see the end? beginning? on my frame now. Included is my favourite from this row. ![Smile](https://cdn.quiltingboard.com/images/smilies/smile.png)
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Last edited by QuiltnNan; 06-21-2017 at 11:18 AM. Reason: PM
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Are you assembling them in a "quilt as you go" method?
Are you using the book? or a computer program"
Or did you decide to make your blocks "in the style of"?
I was very disappointed with the book.
And thank you for saying "Jane Stickle".
Are you using the book? or a computer program"
Or did you decide to make your blocks "in the style of"?
I was very disappointed with the book.
And thank you for saying "Jane Stickle".
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I hand pieced them all exactly as they were printed. I either traced a pattern from the book or took measurements and eyeballed. I didn't buy the CD or use any on line instructions. Where I could I changed them to applique ( I'm regretting some of that now). I assembled the whole top and actually scrounged a full sized frame . The book and CD were a gimmick but I liked the idea of the sampler quilt with small portable blocks. I stitched them everywhere. Yes the book on it self was weak but I decided it was my quilt, my way, her blocks. I've seen a lot of variations ie colour, or just repeating a few blocks for the whole thing, but this was sort of my baptism in quilting.It's taken about 5 years to get here. Remember, I AM a long arm owner/operator!
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