I decided I need to work on some more of my Dear Jane blocks during my last week (hopefully) in the camper. I strive for - but don't reach - perfection! Hee Hee!
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| B-11 |
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| A-13 |
Yes, an easy double 9-patch in the middle of some very difficult ones!
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| C-12 |
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| A-10 |
This first step wasn't too bad - a small reverse appliqué oval.
Sewing the small triangle into the corners had it's challenges.
Uh oh! I put this one in backwards. Time to get the seam ripper out. Good thing it's handy!
These 2 sections now have to be sewn together.
Another Uh oh! I sewed 2 of the wrong sides together. Seam ripper time again!
Happy stitching and I hope you are staying cool (or warm if you are down under)!
Looks really hard to me. The blocks look great.
ReplyDeleteMy goodness, looking at these blocks makes me think I may never start a Dear Jane! Double 9-patch is definitely more my speed! : )
ReplyDeleteYou did a great job on these blocks! That last one looked so difficult! I am with Janet, I have the book , but I am doubtful if I could do these. I guess you just have to take it one block at a time.
ReplyDeleteGreat blocks as usual. I really love that first one. I have never seen a block like that and it looks so cool.
ReplyDeleteHoping all goes well with the closing and move in.
The blocks look great to me - maybe even perfect! Though I'd be grumbling a lot over that one if I had to rip it out so many times. I hope this is your last week in the camper, too!
ReplyDeleteYour blocks look great! Even if you did have to use the seam ripper:)
ReplyDeleteI love your Dear Janes... well done! I just ordered the 200 Block Bible... oh, dear, these block books are addictive! :)
ReplyDeleteYour blocks look great to me. No doubt you have way more patience than I do! ---"Love"
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