I decided that I need a lot and I mean a lot of practice in my stitching so that I why I joined this hop. I would not stitch otherwise.
Some of us learned to read with the Dick and Jane Readers.
When I saw these two I just knew what I wanted to do with them.
Another thing it reminds me of is that Bobby Vinton song "Dick and Jane"
DICK & JANE
Bobby Vinton
Look, Dick look, look at Jane
See Jane laugh and play Look,
Dick look, see pretty Jane
I'm gonna marry her someday
I've loved her since we were children back in grammar school
Loved her then and I always will
Though I know I'm just a fool
Then one day I kissed her
But it was all in vain
Cause I was at their reception to have fun with Dick and Jane
Look, Dick look,
look at Jane
See Jane laugh and play
Look, Dick look,
see pretty Jane
I'm gonna marry her someday
Time has turned some pages
Since they moved away
I think back in stage
of the way she'd laugh and play
Today I received a letter
that she has passed away
So one last time
I kissed her by the flower
s where she'll lay
Look, Dick look,
look at Jane See Jane laugh and play
Look, Dick look,
see pretty Jane
I'm gonna marry her someday
I took several pictures of this quilt but couldn't get it to show up well....
Here is the list of all those that are part of the hop today...Hope to see you there!
Beverly @That Other Blog
Betty@That Other Blog
what a sweet stitchery... so many of us learnt to read with Dick and Jane...
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Love how you made the wee tots into Dick and Jane! Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteYour little quilt is very cute.
ReplyDeleteLovely quilt- sooo cute
ReplyDeleteSo sweet to have them together! Lovely work!
ReplyDeleteIts looking awesome. So cute these to er.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing
Frederika
What a cute idea to combine those patterns! It's so much fun to watch all these different embroidery projects in this bloghop. Thank you for sharing yours!
ReplyDeleteYour embroidery is so cute with the two children playing.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your creativity
You made it very cute. It is so pretty.
ReplyDeleteI love the way you put so many embroidery patterns together. Nice quilt.
ReplyDeleteVery cute way to display your stitching!
ReplyDeleteThat is adorable! You do such pretty things.
ReplyDeleteHi Barb your little quilt looks wonderful and a great tribute to Dick and Jane.
ReplyDeleteVery nice job! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteNice quilted piece. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI learned to read with Dick and Jane (and Sally, Spot and Puff)
ReplyDeleteYour stitched piece looks great.
Your little quilt is so sweet!
ReplyDeleteSweet quilt.
ReplyDeleteSweet!
ReplyDeleteThat`s a cute concept! The boy and girl together are adorable.
ReplyDeleteunique idea....cute
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely job you did, incorporating several designs into your project. And such a great idea to connect them to Dick and Jane (although I think the little girl looks more like Sally!) :)
ReplyDeletewhat a perfectly adorable stitchery! Yes and I grew up with Dick and Jane and Sally and Spot and Fluffy too!
ReplyDelete"In the day" I did handwork stitching but no more. I admire and respect those that have that talent as you do, Barb.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work!
:) Dick and Jane! Now you must stitch up Puff and Spot! I can just see the Dick and Jane series popping up in your quilts! Nice job! :)
ReplyDeleteOh my word what a great idea....it looks brilliant...I so remember those books....this is what this looks like a a book cover...
ReplyDeleteJust adorable, you did very well with all of your stitching :-)
ReplyDeleteSo very cute!
ReplyDeletethat is such a cute embroidery, great work
ReplyDeleteLove your stitchery! I had a Dick and Jane book when I was younger but my sister threw it into the fireplace!!
ReplyDeleteIt looks beautiful Barb.
ReplyDeleteLove it!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea and good job! I love the Dick and Jane idea, it precious. I had trouble with my pictures too but I can see your did a good job on the stitching!
ReplyDeleteVery cute !
ReplyDeleteI still have a Dick and Jane book! They certainly made an impact on many of us. One of my first quilts was an applique of Jane and an embroidered verse from the book. You did a great job on yours!!!
ReplyDeleteVERY cute!!!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea! Looks like you got a lot of practice in. Sew cute!
ReplyDeleteHi!!! It is so pretty!!! Love all the spring colors!!!!
ReplyDeleteI remember that song! I love what you did with the Wee Tots! Super cute Barb and your stitching is great, now we can see more of it in future projects! Thanks for playing.
ReplyDeleteLove your little quilt. I, too, grew up reading Dick and Jane and still love those books.
ReplyDeleteToo cute!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteYour quilt is adorable. Enlarging it, I could see all of the lovely stitches and details. Beautiful job!
ReplyDeleteLove Dick and Jane and that is such a beautiful quilt, it reminds me of spring with the flowers. You did a great job.
ReplyDeleteI so remember reading those books and your project totally captures those memories...love it! Thanks for hopping with us! :O)
ReplyDeleteSo cute and how fun to combine the two wee tot motifs and then accentuate it with a couple of Cyndi's floral motifs. The hint of color on the designs is lovely.
ReplyDeleteThat is too cute! We learned from Dick and Jane in School. Thanks for this Great Giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI certainly remember Dick and Jane... your quilt is a perfect match! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeletecute dick and jane
ReplyDeleteSince my name is Jane I just KNEW the books were talking about me! I even dressed like Jane in the books and many many people said I looked just like "Jane" when I was little.
ReplyDeleteGmama Jane
I love your quilt! And the sayings you added! Fabulous!
ReplyDeleteI too remember Dick and Jane and also the song. Really sweet Barb after me asking if you knew about hops you show up on one lol.
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ReplyDeleteI LOVE this. What a pretty quilt.
What a cute quilt!Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteOMG! I have an old Bobby Vinton Album, but don't recall that song. You peeked my curiosity-I have The Greatest Hits Album and that song didn't make it. Funny, we are planning a remodel and I was just thinking about finding a place to sell all those old albums that I don't play any more, but my husband told me to "wait." I have a stack about 18" high and he has a larger collection which he never did play after we moved into this house and he wouldn't let me play on his "new" stereo which is now old. Funny how all of that is passe now, but I hear that vinyl is making a comeback because they last longer than CD's. Your embroidery, and Madam Samm's designs remind me of the Campbell's soup kids! LOL!
ReplyDeleteCute stitchery, and yummy fabrics to go with it.
ReplyDeleteI love the Dick and Jane books. I can remember vividly the very minute that I could read those words. I was so excited and went running up to my teacher and read to her.
ReplyDeleteThat is sew cute! I might be showing my age but I learned to read with Dick and Jane and Spot.
ReplyDeleteOh, yes, I did grow up with Dick and Jane. The quilt brings back some lovely memories. Lovely.
ReplyDeleteI have thought all along that the little girl reminds me of baby Sally in Dick and Jane. It looks great, Barb.
ReplyDeleteThe stitching is wonderful. I grew up with Dick & Jane too.
ReplyDeleteCrispy
Dick and Jane was my first reading book. You made a very cute quilt with this nostalgic theme.
ReplyDeleteSuper cute! Love love Dick & Jane.
ReplyDeleteVery Cute! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI am a Dick and Jane fan. Great job you did, thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI remember the Dick and Jane books, we had a few return to the shelves at the library a few years back, I think they were reprinted. What a fun way to use these great designs. You are a very creative lady.
ReplyDeleteyou did a great job. so cute.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty quilt! I don't remember that song at all...
ReplyDeleteWhat great memories of begining reading. Lovely quilt.
ReplyDeleteSo cute! I loved the Dick & Jane books :*) You did a marvelous job on your project!
ReplyDeleteSo cute! I love the way you adapted Dick and Jane for this piece.
ReplyDeleteOMG Barb, you are sEw creative, the Dick and Jane quilt is awesome. Thanks for the inspiration! Happy stitching, Pauline
ReplyDeleteAw, so cute. Your piece turned out wonderful!
ReplyDeleteOh so very sweet!!
ReplyDeleteSo glad to see the little boy make it into the hop :)
ReplyDeleteSo cute, thanks for sharing you did a really good job. vickise at gmail dot com
ReplyDeleteSo very cute! B-)
ReplyDeleteadorable. good job!
ReplyDeleteVery cute! I like the light colors but no wonder you couldn't snap a good picture. I bet it is very pretty in person.
ReplyDeleteSo cute! You did a great job stitching.
ReplyDeleteI just love your little stitchery & thanks for sharing that song - FUN!!!
ReplyDeleteThat is adorable!! Love the colors you used too! Thanks for sharing!
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