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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Dear Jane in Norway

Hi!  My daughter Marit and I just started a Mother-and-daughter DJ Quilt-along.  We will take turn to choose 10 blocks at a time, and we are aiming at 2 blocks per week.  Hers will be light grey, blue and purple, while mine will be white and red. 

Hopefully, we will be tagging along with all of you other Janiac's out there, seeking advice and support when needed :-)  As of now, we can enjoy sewing outdoors surrounded by the beautiful scenery at the northwestern coast of Norway!  The link to my blog is here.

B-2

B-3

C-3

C-12

J-6

M-12

4 blocks done in May

Only four blocks done in May but better than none :)

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

my yellow blocks

Here are the yellow blocks I have done so far.

B12

C1

I have the colours around the wrong way on this one.  I may redo or I may leave it.  It will depend on what sashing I use.

A3

B2

A few blocks and a lapthrow

I just thought I'd share a picture of a few blocks and the lapthrow I made during one of our blizzards last year.  The hardest part was choosing the sashing color.

Everybody have a good day!

Ruth

B2

B3

C9

D3

G13 (to be a re-do)

CW Repro LapThrow