I found a great DWR tutorial that covers the process from beginning to end. I am very intimidated by curves in the sewing world. However, I really want to make a DWR quilt, so I'm saving this link for future reference. http://www.theplaidscottie.com/2011/07/dwr-quilt-along-yardage-cutting.html
Some of My Quilts
Some of the quilts I have made over the years, in various states of progress. I am reminded that I have much room for improvement.
Labels:
irish chain,
log cabin,
my quilts,
pineapple,
sampler,
strip quilt,
turning twenty
Feedsack Hexies
Tuesday, May 3, 2016
Many years ago my Aunt Darlene gave me some scraps that she had left over from a quilt she had made. Today when I was going through my stash I came across them and decided to use them for hexies. As I was cutting I realized that some, if not all of them, are feedsacks. There aren't enough to make a full size quilt, so I think I'm going to make a mini quilt to hang on the wall in my sewing room.
Dear Jane Templates
Monday, May 2, 2016
I ordered the Dear Jane templates on Amazon today. My first DJ BOM package is being shipped tomorrow. I'm so excited!
Dear Jane...I'm taking the plunge!
Sunday, May 1, 2016
Today I signed up for a Dear Jane Block-of-the-Month Club through Stitchin' Heaven. The program is $25 per month. Each month they send you the fabric and patterns for 10 blocks. It's a 24 month program, so if I keep up with it, I will have my Dear Jane top pieced in 2 years time. I have always wanted to make a DJ quilt. It's on my bucket list. I'm not getting any younger and I figure it's now or never, so I'm going for it! You can learn more about the Dear Jane Quilt here.
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