Dear Jane: Finishing the Most Often Started, Least Often Finished Quilt

Quilter Jeannie Sanchez of Boonville, MO describes the trials and tribulations she experienced throughout the two years she worked on "Dear Jane," a notoriously difficult quilt.
Recorded June 24, 2017 at the Boonville Heritage Days Quilt Show

[@SewTexas]

It is certifiably fun and challenging quilt to make. Got to hear Brenda' lecture and purchased her book in 2003 and glad I did. The quilt is just beautiful at so many levels.

[@valeriejmoss3325]

Dear Lynn please pass onto Jeannie, that I loved her speech and feel so inspired to go down this journey....thank you!

[@robinwillett9581]

Congratulations Aunt Jeannie!!! We are so proud of all of your hard work on Dear Jane and also on all of the gorgeous quilts that you have made for this entire spread out wonderful family ( including friends) of ours!!!!

[@ellenrose2533]

Congratulations. Wonderful quilt to complete. Enjoyed your talk. Thanks💗

[@jaynekilbride5620]

Wonderful quilt. Well done finishing it. Enjoyed listening to your talk. Thank you.

[@naynay3710]

I can certainly understand you not truly wanting to do another one. It's an incredibly beautiful quilt, but I feel it's one of those "once in a lifetime" things. I have the Electric Quilt software and book for the quilt, and I really do hope to start it at some point, but I am still feeling a bit intimidated. I'll get to it eventually, and if I don't want to take the whole bull by the horns, maybe I can do one that's just "inspired by." I learned a lot from this video talk. Thank you for sharing!