The Jane Stickle Quilt – Row L

The twelfth row of the Jane Stickle Quilt is up! Each image below links to the original blog post with the PDF pattern for that block. There is also a consolidated download for the entire row, which includes a table of contents so you can jump to a specific pattern.

I recommend you cruise basic instructions. It explains the different templates and my sizing methodology.  I am doing my blocks slightly different from the Dear Jane book. I am making 5-inch blocks as Jane Stickle did versus 4½-inch blocks like the Dear Jane book. If you prefer to add your sashing when your blocks are all finished, just eliminate the A and B units from my pattern. The center sections will then be 4½ inches finished in size and you can add your sashing later.

Easiest block? L7…It was a refreshing block to complete after L6.
Hardest block? Actually, the hardest block is a tossup between L6 and L9. L6 was very time consuming because of all the tiny pieces. L9 was a challenge to match the diamond points when assembling the sections.
Most pieces? L6 wins the honor with 51 pieces and L10 was a very close runner up with 49.

I have done my best to proof these patterns but there will inevitably be something  that slips through the cracks. Working so close with a pattern, I sometimes miss the most obvious mistakes. So, please be kind when pointing them out.