Dear Jane Quilt - Asian Fabrics

I haven't really worked on this for about 4 years mainly due to life, kids, work, kids...

This week we are having a stay-cation and I decided to try to get back to sewing a little. So far I have completed 11 blocks!!

Dear Jane Block B-3

 Dear Jane Block B-7
 
Dear Jane Block C-6

Dear Jane Block D-8

Dear Jane Block G-1

Dear Jane Block H-9

Dear Jane Block I-6

Dear Jane Block I-11

Dear Jane Block J-5

Dear Jane Block K-7

Dear Jane Block M-13

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