Look at this!
Nicky suggested it after the last post since I do not have a place to lay out my blocks. They are in the order of the original quilt and I can see that I will probably be changing them around a bit. All except the middle block which has my signature.
I laid out my Jan Stickle quilt and had 41 triangles to complete- most of them are the plain ones. So if I do 8 a week, I'll have the triangles done in 5 weeks! Wow! I like the sound of that.
I finished 4 last night- 8 a week should be no problem.
I did take a peek under the basted edge. It looks like I have the scallops all marked and I'll want to quilt a little in there.
I have a little time to figure out how to apply binding to a scalloped edge, and get some fabric for it. I'll have to look at the book, but it seems to me Jane used a medium blue fabric for the binding.
I made a change of plans and it will only be 4 of us for Thanksgiving dinner this week. For that, I am thankful.
I have much to be grateful for- one is the many readers of this blog that I consider friends. Have a lovely week.
PS- My AAQI quilts never made it to Houston, but they are for sale now. Click on either quilt (upper right on my blog) and it will bring you to the AAQI website for the particulars. Thanks for considering a purchase of my little quilts to help find a cure for this horrible disease.
Hope the mosaic helps you decide your final layout!
ReplyDeleteYour DJ quilt is looking fab! You must finish this Lori it is wonderful!
I can't believe you got 4 DJ triangles done in one day! Both the DJ quilt and your Beyond quilt blocks look so, so good.
ReplyDeleteIt's wonderful!
ReplyDeleteIt is so inspiring to see all your Cherry Tree blocks together. I see from a comment that you used a mosaic layout. Neat. It is different than looking at them individually.
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, your quilt is awesome!! I have to be good I cannot start something else, well where do you get the pattern for this quilt?? What a great accomplishment to finish your Dear Jane! Its just beautiful....
ReplyDeleteWow Lori! Your quilts look fantastic!
ReplyDeleteIt is really coming together! What an heirloom you are creating Lori. Thank you, dear friend, for always giving us something wonderful to look at! Have a wonderful Turkey Day and, p.s. I am thankful for you! xo Pam
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful! Way to go!
ReplyDeleteall that applique work! I am so impressed!! beautiful
ReplyDeleteI love love love it
The applique blocks look stunning together!
ReplyDeleteAnd the fabulous DJ quilt ... it's going to be another feather in your cap!
Lori, your quilt is so beautiful. Happy holidays
ReplyDeleteWow! for the applique quilt. Double wow! for your Dear Jane. Sooo impressive!
ReplyDeleteYour Jane quilt is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteWhat a show today Lori! Wow - your work is amazing. Happy Thanksgiving.
ReplyDeleteThat is a beautiful quilt, really beautiful work and fabric choices.
ReplyDeleteDebbie
Both quilts are simply stunning Lori. The BTCT quilt looks so fabulous I can't belive the original looked that good! And the Dear Jane....beautiful, I really must start mine!
ReplyDeleteReally stunning work, Lori!! Just beautiful!! You always inspire!!
ReplyDeleteBlessings!
Mary Lou
you've been a busy busy lady....beyond beautiful accomplishments....
ReplyDeleteWow, Lori, both of these quilts are major accomplishment! I would be proud to have done one--can't believe you have these both in the works. Amazing!
ReplyDeleteYour BTCT quilt looks amazing. I am thrilled for you. It is very encouraging to the rest of us...and the DJ is so lovely. What a workload.
ReplyDeleteBoth are really wonderful !XO
ReplyDeleteThat's a great idea in laying out your blocks - might have to try that myself. Your Dear Jane is beautiful and you must be so excited to have it almost completed. Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family.
ReplyDeleteWow, both quilts are wonderful.
ReplyDeleteI hope your family understands what an achievement it is to complete a DJ. My son would just think it's just some old thing I have run up in two minutes !
Loved seeing your DJ, it looks wonderful, such a labour of love, this quilt!!!!!
ReplyDeleteYou must be so excited to have two fantastic quilts so close to completion.
ReplyDeleteThe DJ is just amazing. I would never get it done. LOL
I LOVE the applique. You do such a wonderful job with your applique. sigh....wish I would have started that one way back when you gave me the link. Must stay strong....still working on the applique pattern I won in your give away. Some how I fell behind. ;)
Happy Thanksgiving
Love the appliqué blocks all together. Hooray for modern techniques ;-).
ReplyDeleteLove the hand quilting part, you are really almost there if you can count till the end!
Your Cherry Tree blocks are amazing and so is DJ. Have a wonderful Thanksgiving week!
ReplyDeleteWhat gorgeous blocks you have made...love each one!! I can't wait until I am at the quilting stage of my Dear Jane...yours is truly beautiful. Happy Thanksgiving to you!
ReplyDeleteHoly cow! What a great post - both of these are huge accomplishments and both are beautiful! I was just on the AAQI website yesterday - I want to get involved in it.
ReplyDeleteOh my - just stunning! Your work is wonderful.
ReplyDeleteLori, they are both wonderful! You have some momentum on the Dear Jane, good luck! Happy Stitching and Happy Thanksgiving!
ReplyDeleteyour DJ looks awesome! and your cherry blocks too!
ReplyDeleteenjoy your small dinner group, we are down to 3 this year, good food without all the drama and fuss I say xx
5 weeks is not so long! What a sense of accomplishment you will have :0) Your quilting looks wonderful. I love your Cherry tree blocks - how fun to see them all together like that. I don't think I realized there was so many of them. The vine border will be perfect for them.
ReplyDeleteAs always, your projects are just beautiful. I love that you cypher out how much hand quilting you can get done if . . . . I do that all the time *s* I just hope you do a much better job than I staying on schedule *lol*
ReplyDeleteThe moasic idea is great! And it looks beautiful!
ReplyDeleteIs that a mosaic picture of the Cherry Tree blocks? Great idea!!!! They're really nice. You're going to have a wonderful quilt when it's finished.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful blocks! How exciting to see them all together like that. And fantastic to see your DJ--what a journey you've had on that and what a treasure it will be. Happy Thanksgiving! We'll be feeding 21 at my house...
ReplyDeleteYour applique blocks are GORGEOUS! What a great way to see them altogether. And your DJ quilt is coming right along... beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWow, your dear jane looks fabulous. Mine is still just about 50 completed individual blocks. That's it. I worked on it this summer - I needle turned applique a couple of blocks while on a trip. Got a long way to go.
ReplyDeleteI really like your Cherry Trees blocks.
ReplyDeleteWow! You're quilts are both quite an accomplishment. Happy Thanksgiving.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous. For the Album, try flower pots in corners and see how they look. Your work continues to amaze me.
ReplyDeleteI'll just pick up my jaw off the keyboard, what stunning stuff Lori!
ReplyDeleteWow, your quilts look great! I'm thankful that you keep posting on your wonderful blog. Hope you and your family have a wonderful Thanksgiving. The kids + us will be five this year. Low key holidays are nice!
ReplyDeleteMy hat goes off to you, Lori. A 10 or 11 year project that you will most likely finish this year. That's awesome. I always love a Dear Jane Quilt!
ReplyDeleteThe DJ quilt is absolutely gorgeous. Can't believe you are almost done with it! And, of course, the applique is fabulous. You are very inspirational....and, of course, someone I'm very thankful for as my friend!!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!!!!!
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving, Lori!!
Love your applique blocks! Your Jane quilt is looking awesome. Keep quilting...
ReplyDeleteHello Lori, Happy Thanksgiving...loved seeing your Dear Jane.....I am gradually working on mine...Regards, O'faigh
ReplyDeleteWow - I don't do much applique - you have an impressive bunch of quilt blocks to admire! Incredible!!!
ReplyDeleteSo how did you do that photo layout?
ReplyDeleteYour blocks are just stunning. Well done.
ReplyDeleteAnd your quilt, WOW!