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DEAR BABY JANE - K 09 - L 01 - B 13

There are 225 blocks (or well, actually were 224), which to choose?
It goes like this: you remove all of the triangular blocks that are still out of my reach. Those that remain are removed all the blocks to do in that appliqué is a technique that I have yet to perfect, then you take all the remaining blocks, you write the code on a package, you put all the sheets in a jar and extract 3 sheets. This is the first extraction: K9, L1 B13. As they came

rough and it seems a crime to call the name official, I'll name the most suitable and shouting the slogan of the Quilt is "Better than perfect finished!" here you

Block K9 - Scout's Honor, alias "the four coffee tables"

Block L1 - Widow's Pane, alias "the eyes of the owl"

BLOCK B13 - Four Corner Press or "The Queen of Halloween!"

Since the color is lent, I could not resist the temptation to throw us into a witch, if in the end will be at odds with the rest, I'll make a more boring!

And with these blocks, and especially thanks to the "owl eyes" that made me mad, the Ideon ending to check them out at random and partly according to the scheme but the choice I prefer ... And until
next week will not see others, I do break, puff, puff!

There are only 221 blocks to the finish!

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'm back! And I also have a feed you'll see ricamesco, MA now I speak of ... drum roll ...

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is the first block:


It's called "C1-TROOPER GREEN'S BADGE", was made with the technique of paper piecing and is part of this "quiltino" below which it has 225 blocks. The square I did in the third row, the first block on the left ...

MUHAHAHHAHAHA! Yes, I'm mad!

In fact after I enrolled in Patchworkcaffè , I discovered that there was a group of girls who jumped into this business and I thought: Why, let us try, if I get bored before reaching the end, I'll do a panel!

the quilt in question was terminated in 1863 and then in the middle of the Civil War (that of Gone With the Wind, just to understand) by Jane A Blakely Stickle and its official name is Dear Jane. It is, as it should be, in a museum in Vermont and should be the last trip that will, sooner or later I'm going to vedermelo.
I really like the idea of \u200b\u200bredoing all the blocks that this woman has designed and sewn 150 years ago. You will see, some are extraordinarily modern, this Jane must have been a really remarkable woman, a genius of the needle.

Now, there are only 224 blocks to the finish!