My Dear Jane Chart
See the original Jane Stickle quilt here.
Click any block for a close-up.
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TR1 |
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TR3 |
TR4 |
TR5 |
TR6 |
TR7 |
TR8 |
TR9 |
TR10 |
TR11 |
TR12 |
TR13 |
TRC |
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LS1 |
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RS1 |
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LS2 |
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RS2 |
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LS3 |
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RS3 |
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LS4 |
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RS4 |
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LS5 |
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RS5 |
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LS6 |
F-1 |
F-2 |
F-3 |
F-4 |
F-5 |
F-6 |
F-7 |
F-8 |
F-9 |
F-10 |
F-11 |
F-12 |
F-13 |
RS6 |
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LS7 |
G-1 |
G-2 |
G-3 |
G-4 |
G-5 |
G-6 |
G-7 |
G-8 |
G-9 |
G-10 |
G-11 |
G-12 |
G-13 |
RS7 |
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LS8 |
H-1 |
H-2 |
H-3 |
H-4 |
H-5 |
H-6 |
H-7 |
H-8 |
H-9 |
H-10 |
H-11 |
H-12 |
H-13 |
RS8 |
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LS9 |
I-1 |
I-2 |
I-3 |
I-4 |
I-5 |
I-6 |
I-7 |
I-8 |
I-9 |
I-10 |
I-11 |
I-12 |
I-13 |
RS9 |
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LS10 |
J-1 |
J-2 |
J-3 |
J-4 |
J-5 |
J-6 |
J-7 |
J-8 |
J-9 |
J-10 |
J-11 |
J-12 |
J-13 |
RS10 |
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LS11 |
K-1 |
K-2 |
K-3 |
K-4 |
K-5 |
K-6 |
K-7 |
K-8 |
K-9 |
K-10 |
K-11 |
K-12 |
K-13 |
RS11 |
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LS12 |
L-1 |
L-2 |
L-3 |
L-4 |
L-5 |
L-6 |
L-7 |
L-8 |
L-9 |
L-10 |
L-11 |
L-12 |
L-13 |
RS12 |
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LS13 |
M-1 |
M-2 |
M-3 |
M-4 |
M-5 |
M-6 |
M-7 |
M-8 |
M-9 |
M-10 |
M-11 |
M-12 |
M-13 |
RS13 |
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BLC |
BR1 |
BR2 |
BR3 |
BR4 |
BR5 |
BR6 |
BR7 |
BR8 |
BR9 |
BR10 |
BR11 |
BR12 |
BR13 |
BRC |
This is what the original Jane Stickle quilt looks like:
[…] Click here to see the blocks in place. […]
Pingback by Mom & Pop Home School » Row D Complete! — October 11, 2008 @ 9:35 pm
[…] Click here to see the blocks in place. […]
Pingback by Mom & Pop Home School » Row C Complete! — October 11, 2008 @ 9:38 pm
[…] Click here to see the blocks in place. […]
Pingback by Mom & Pop Home School » Dear Jane - Row A Blocks Complete! — October 11, 2008 @ 9:39 pm
Hi I am just starting a Dear Jane Quilt. How did you create your chart? Thank you for your time! Candace
Comment by Candace — November 5, 2008 @ 4:46 pm
Candace, how fun you’re DJ’ing!
My chart…
Well, Pop is a programmer dude and he helped me write it in basic html. It’s just a table, if you know anything about html. I scan the blocks on my scanner and upload the images to photobucket.com. The blog program reads the code and just gives me the table to work with and I can click in the cell and click the add image button, put in the link from photobucket, and specify the size of the image. Then I link the image to the file at photobucket.
I could give you the code, if you have a way to edit it.
Comment by Mom — November 5, 2008 @ 9:42 pm
[…] Click here to see the blocks in place. […]
Pingback by Mom & Pop Home School » Row E — February 14, 2009 @ 7:10 pm
WOW… what a beautiful quilt…super job
Comment by andea — August 13, 2010 @ 10:06 am