Showing posts with label dear jane. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dear jane. Show all posts

Friday, December 30, 2011

A-3 Hunter's Moon

This is the first block I made. I have no idea why I started with this one, its not a beginner block, but since I've been sewing practically my whole life I didn't think it would be difficult. It's not perfect but I enjoyed the challenge of making it, I used the block tips on the
dear jane website.
I spent the day taking a short road trip with my friends, we went up to visit one of my friends
mother-in-law and see the new addition to her house, which is beautiful!! We had lunch and shopped at some thrift shops. It was so nice visiting with everyone and wandering around the different shops. I am a little excited about finding some fabric that will add some more variety to what I all ready have, and with dear jane needing 169 different fabrics just for the blocks, one can never have too much!! I just thought I had too much of fabric until I started this quilt. : )

Thursday, December 29, 2011

Its been too long!!



Wow!!
Where does the time go? I didn't think that my blog was still up after all this time. I was just checking for the fun of it after reading some other blogs and found it up and still running. It looks so sad compared to all the other blogs with their years of blogging and pictures of all the great quilts and other projects they have made.
First I need to say so sorry to all the people who visited my blog looking for pictures of my dear jane quilt(still haven't figured out how to do the copyright symbol) that I am working on and found nothing.
This picture is of how I have my blocks organized by colors. I have been working on my quilt off and on over the past four years, more off than on since I'm going to school and working. I decided to share my journey with jane with my mom a couple of weeks ago. She is very excited to start her quilt. I will be posting more pictures of the blocks I have finished as soon as I figure out how to up load more than one picture on a post. This really is a learning experience all the way around!