BLOCKS FROM A-9 TO B-3

Long time no post. I've gone back to the Dear Jane blocks. Now that I have the book and with the help of Quilt That blog I begin to sew the block in sequence.

Very easy to make the blocks B1, B2 and B3. The block A-13 presents a lot of work and difficulty, I finally had a good result. Finally, I developed the four cones of block A-10 hand-applied.

Yasmin

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10 done for January

I have completed the following 10 blocks over my holiday break. Seeing I'm doing them all by hand I take them away with me.

These are: C5, B9, B7 and A13
and these are: B10, B11, C2, B8, A11, A12

A few weeks' worth of Baby Janes

I haven't posted over here for a while - it was a crazy break time at our place with all the kids home from their schools, but as of right now, they're all tucked in back at their far-flung places. I did manage to get more Janes done up than I thought I would:

A-11

A-12

A-13

B-12

C-11

C-13

TR-11

Which brings my Rainbow Jane to this point after 5 months of work:

C-7 Megan's Mountain Laurel

I completed this block today - still not liking foundation piecing, so ended up starting again just piecing the diamonds!!!

C-7

Here is the last A block and 2 from row B.

A-13

B-1

B-2

Had the urge to buy more fabric..

Oh dear.....

As if I didnt have enough fabric already? What do I think at times?

Well I had this sitting on the shelf of my store and well it just had to go into my Dear Jane stash as the colours and tones of the fabrics are just perfect.

Its a FQ bundle of Collection For A Cause and I felt that it will suit my DJ just perfect. What I dont use in the blocks I will use in something else I am sure of it.

I havent done any more blocks this month so I will show you the ones I have done before.

 A-11

A-12

 A-13

 B-1

Would you believe that a month has gone by already since Janiac's Unite blog started up?

A few ladies haven't climbed aboard and posted about thier DJ blocks yet, so come on everyone ...don't be shy and show us your blocks and fabrics you are using, your techniques or what ever you think about the Dear Jane experience.

Hugs to all....