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The first thing I did (after pulling fabrics from stash) was to cut the printed side pieces for the outside borders. |
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January Jane time was spent working on blocks, Happy to report I got over 40 sewn. Not enough to start sewing them together though. I have gone through the book several times making lists of which ones to do. This weekend I decided to flip a coin and work on some of the outer triangles. After a few I wanted to fill in the gaps and see how they might look together. The top row is correct, The right side is missing block 1 and block 2. Hopefully I can piece them this week and finish the blocks for the Right side. Committing to one side a week should get me ahead of schedule on my year of Jane. |
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I would like to say that I am going authentic but I am not. I am using raw edge applique along with strip piecing to make my blocks. I have also decided to tweak a few to make construction easier. In the long run this quilt will be more about enjoying the fabrics and the journey then about perfection. |
Each time I work on a project I find inspiration for future TO DO's. After working a few of these border triangles I am thinking I will use this ruler again in other ways.
How far are you on your Dear Jane journey?