I spend Saturday and Sunday morning working on my Rainbow Jane blocks. I have 2 left in this batch which I hope I can get done before the next set comes in.
This was last week's Traditional Jane block. I don't like how I can see through the bottom fabric so I may redo that portion and use a pieces of muslin to make it thicker.
I was able to finish this little thing during the week on my lunch hour.
13 comments:
Wow, those are wonderful...you got alot done.
My goodness! A very productive Jane weekend, indeed! Your blocks are looking amazing! I'm in love with Rainbow Jane.
Something to consider for Traditional Jane-- you might just try trimming out the background behind the poof. That's what I do. It reduces bulk and it helps circumvent that show-through issue.
Boy, you have been Very Busy!!
Those are so pretty!
:)
You made beutiful blocks. I finished my second kite of the DJ this weekend.
Yvette your blocks look excellent.
My DJ went on vacation and has not returned. I think she met someone.
More beautiful finishes! You are amazingly quick on those blocks! Those little things take me forever! I actually sat down last night and started looking through my DJ, NI and CWD blocks.
Kristie
Phew, Yvette, so did you sleep on Saturday and Sunday AT ALL??? Great blocks girlfreind!
And, "That Little Thing" you did during the week on your lunch hour - cute as can be. Do you eat lunch? LOL
REALLY, REALLY PRETTY !!! I love this Rainbow Jane!
Yvette, you need to slow down! LOL At this rate I feel burn out coming on! I think you should fly down to AR for a week and come putter in the garden with me :)
The blocks are beautiful. You have such patience!
Wow, they are all so great. Love those green fabrics.
You are such a Jane Star...you're the Queen of Jane! It must be snowing there...you've got so much accomplished!
Oh I like the bright colors in your Jane blocks. What a neat interpretation.
Wow those blocks blow me away, talk about patience! Beautiful work,Yvette, can't wait to see the finished quilt.There is something to be said for the solid fabrics.
I recently quilted a vintage Missouri Daisy that had gathered petals, too much handwork for me!
blessings
Roslyn
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