ladyquilter wrote: I have you beat! hehe. I have 6 blocks done and I started about 3 years ago!

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Eileen, you're still doing better than I am. My DJ is still in the bin up on my shelf -- behind about 10 other projects! Sigh. I'm sorry your Mom's rehab will be so long. I hope she's doing okay!! Hugs, Robin

My DJ is sidelined again! My Mom is in physical rehab for at least another 7 weeks! Plus I'm trying to catch up on customer quilts.
eileenkny

I am just beginning Dear Jane and have completed about 7 blocks. I meet with a group once a month and we are supposed to bring 5 completed blocks to the meeting for show and tell. I need to increase the amount or it will take years to finish and I truly don't want it to take that long.

Sharon, I definitely would like to see your finished quilt. Margarita

Margarita that is awesome. I suppose I should post a picture of my completed Dear Jane. It did turn out very nice, if I do say so.

Sharon in CO

I have 5 rows done (65-blocks), 15 triangles, and 1 corner block.

Margarita in Auburn, CA

What about AMAZON?
eileenkny

Does anyone know where you can buy the Dear Jane book in the UK at a reasonable price ?

Add me to the count....

I am about to start on my first DJ block.

I have the book, the CD and the rulers. I have bought the background fabric - I nice off-while muslin. And I have decided on a colour schemestyle. I have a few fabrics so I can start but I'll need to collect more.

I am going to do mine 'trip around the world' style.

I just need to learn how to applique. Anyone know any good tutorials?

Karen

I think it would definitely add some spark, but a little goes a long way.

I was looking in my stash for another project and found some really great blue FQs. I can't decide if I want to put some orange in some blocks or not. I can't help but think it would add a spark. Like the pinwheel in A1.
What do you all think?
eileenkny

Margarita -- you are really coming along with your DJ. Smart girl to do triangles along the way, not like I did and they nearly made me stop, but I persevered.

Sharon