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| Jiggle-Joggle-Jee, 43" X 43" |
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| Patriotic Pinwheel, 24-1/2" X 24-1/2" |
*Six pages of instructions do not include specific details for adding the last two borders (white with blue stripe, and dark blue). The 1"-wide (finished) white border is a little tricky to explain where to position, though it can be made similar to the red stripes. Feel free to copy mine on your own.
Hi! My name is Kathleen Engel and I am an editor at Health Monitor Network in Montvale, NJ. My company publishes guides on various health conditions that are distributed free to patients through doctors' offices. Right now I am working on the next issue of our heart disease, which discussed PAD, and I would be grateful to include a few tips from you for managing the condition with our readers. I'd be happy to send you a PDF of our last issue, so you have an idea of what the guide looks like. If you'll email me at my work address, I'll get a PDF out to you on Monday, 9/9. It's kathleene@healthmonitor.com. Many thanks! Kathleen
ReplyDeletePS - I am so sorry to read about you dog. I know how hard that is.
ReplyDeleteMany thanks for the Jiggle Joggle pattern. I look forward to putting a dent in my scrap bins.
ReplyDeleteI like the Jiggle Joggle Jee pattern, but did not see any templates with it when I downloaded it. I am new to quilting and like doing paper piecing since I haven't mastered the 1/4" seam on my sewing machine. I was wondering if the templates are available. 14 the money at duck dot com
ReplyDeleteI would love to make the Jiggle Joggle Jee quilt. However, like the person above, I cannot find the paper piecing blocks. I will appreciate you posting them. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteHello Sharon! I hope you see this comment because today (August 8, 2023) I have fixed the links for the Jiggle-Joggle-Jee quilt. You'll find: 1) a link to the blog post about how I made the quilt; 2) a link to two pages of instructions; and 3) a link to 11 pages of printable templates with a diagram. Enjoy making! Linda
DeleteThank you for the details on machine binding. I am not able to do hand work due to carpal tunnel so i sew all my binding. I don't enter into contests. they are just for family and their pets!
ReplyDeleteHi Heidi! How nice of you to read my blog posts! I can understand needing to machine-sew binding when you have carpal tunnel syndrome. I'm so sorry! You make me grateful that my hands and arms are working fine, thus far. As for entering contests... hmm. Are you referring to entering quilts in shows? Like QuiltCon? And QuiltFest Jacksonville, and such? I like to enter to get feedback from judges. I'm wondering what contests are for families and pets. Are you thinking of the Westminster Kennel Club show? Do you mean that's the only kind of contest to enter?
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