Jane's Addicted - August Update

Well, it's been a slow summer...  But here's what's happened since my last post. A few more blue diamonds and a couple more triangles. I may be moving very slowly on this but I'm still enjoying it every bit as much as I did when I started. Love this quilt.

021.Hazel Flagg's a Fake - aka A-2, One-Two Buckle...

020.Sara Loves Jim - aka J-2, Picture Perfect

 
019.Mary Maceachran Solves It - aka E-13, Moth in ...

 018.Betty's Blue Skies - aka A-12, Framed Fancy

T07.Megan in Merrimack - aka LS-6, Susie Q.

T06.Christmas in June - aka TR-5, Michigan Dunes

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There it is! All caught up. :D

Wow!! After the Greatt Jane Frenzy, I am all caught up with my monthly fabric deliveries.  :D   Here's what just emerged in the last two days:

E-13

G-1

G-2

H-1

H-2

H-3

I-1

I-2

I-3

J-2

J-3

LS-7

LS-8

RS-7

RS-8

It's exciting to me to look at the chart when we moved to Colorado at the very end of June (which shows it way behind)







compared to today's chart, all caught up:



















A couple of weeks ago, several folks asked how I get so many Baby Janes done in a short time frame without devoting 24/7 to them. I'll post about that next time, when I'm back to only having a couple of blocks per post to share.

In the meantime, it's somebody else's turn to share their Jane project.  ;D

Row E is completed!

I know some of you are following my blog and will have seen this post already...........

BUT, it is very exciting. My next aim is row F by the end of June.

We'll see.......!!!

Me again with E-13

Thanks for the nice comments on my post yesterday, I sure appreciate it! Quilting is indeed good therapy, as well as friendship.Today I finished the last block in row E. I didn't like the way it was diagrammed in the book, so I made mine to look like the actual picture of the block. I pieced the triangles, the strips around it and the interior triangles the traditional way. Then I appliqued the small blue triangles to the corner triangles and stitched them on. I like it!

I have stitched the first row together with the sashing, but I think I will take it apart again, in favor of sewing my blocks in chunks instead of rows. Besides that I think I might want to arrange my blocks differently because I haven't really been planning the arrangement of the different blues. It might look ok as I have them, but it might need some tweaking and that will be harder if I sew my rows together now. For now I am just gong to concentrate on getting more blocks finished!