Round robin quilt with center block with pinwheel block, checkerboard block and flying geese
Two of the Round Robin quilts being made in the Sunday Sew and Sews are now complete. Meaning, they will be returned to their owner and she...
Last September I started a Round Robin with Lori, Desley and Bronwyn. It was a year long project and I can now share the results with you as all the tops are done. I worked on Lori’s for the last round and added a colourful piano key border using our hand dyed fabrics. I really wanted the piecing and applique in her quilt to pop and by not adding white to the outer border I think that worked. I arranged the colors so they spread from the corners. Now here are the other Round Robin tops. This is Bronwyn’s Round Robin that Desley worked on for the last round. Desley added the four patch diamonds, red print fabric border and then repeated the four patch design again. This is Desley’s Round Robin top that Bronwyn worked on for the last round. Bronwyn repeated the three strip border design, added the pieced ‘Delectable Mountains’ style design and then repeated the three strip border again. This is my Round Robin top that Lori worked on this round. Lori added the dark blue outer border with the blue triangular designs. I really like how it turned out and now have to start thinking about how to quilt it! And here is Lori’s Round Robin block again. It always amazes me how they all turn out so different and if you ever have the opportunity to join in a Round Robin I would highly recommend it. Our guild is starting one this month so I hope our members have their blocks ready for next weeks meeting. Now lets see who gets theirs quilted first!
Well close to finishing at least!!! Some of the ladies have finished and I have been plugging away on mine and it is time to share our prog...
I joined a round robin group and this is my finished wall hanging. I love it because it is so colorful and fun. I did the main center square and 4 other gals added on borders. I quilted it by machine and added buttons.
Over the course of 2011 my SIL and I made a quilt for our MIL in the round robin style. I satrted the quilt with a paper pieced MAriners coompass in the centre, then she added a pinwheel border, i added a nine patch border and then she finished the quilt off with a rail fence border. It fits a queen beed and finished at 86" sq.
Remember way back in June when we exchanged center blocks for our first BoulderMQG Round Robin? Well, eight of our members have been working hard for
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The top you see above is part of a round robin project with my small group. Round robins are a fun way to push your creative boundaries. You work with styles and colors that might be a little uncomfortable for you. You get back your project and see that others have made choices you'd never…
I wrote this post earlier and then didn't publish. I was in a round robin in 2011. Here are the photos of the round robin quilts for 2011 that I worked on in the order that I worked on them. I know the ladies in this round robin through Dear Jane groups either locally or at the retreat up in Shipshewana. We had until February 1 to make a center, gather our fabrics, and mail to the next person on the list. As the year progressed and the rounds became larger, we had more time to work on the rounds. Then we exchanged our quilts at the Dear Jane retreat at Shipshewana in November. This one belongs to Nancy Z. Her center is a likeness of the five of us that worked on her quilt. I'm the one dressed in green. :-) Next is Claire's quilt. I really like the snail's trail blocks as an outside border. This one belongs to Edith. She used the Marie Webster fabrics. This one is Nancy K's. I love the dresden center, so I put the smaller dresdens in my round. This one is Vicki's. She is known as the Cheddar Queen and loves cheddar and red together. This one is mine. I used mostly Moda's Fresh Flowers line with a few other fabrics from my stash mixed in. Here's a closer photo of my center block. I am sitting out for this year, but I have really enjoyed the last couple of years sewing with these talented ladies. Thanks for stopping by for a visit. I hope you are stitching today!
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Do you remember where I left you with? This picture of the Midnight at the Oasis quilt! And look now, I finally managed to add 36 Raspberry Kisses and 4 Plusses blocks (all 4" square finished) to the Midnight at the Oasis quilt-top (pattern Jennifer Kingwell... for those of you who still wonder...) The top…
This quilt was started in 2014 and has finally come out of the bag and is finished!!! Quilt Info: Maker: DD2/Susanna & members of Sioux Fall...
If you ever have a chance to go to a local quilt show, by all means do not miss it!There is nothing better than seeing friend's and neighbor's quilts in person, with each and every one of them so unique and beautiful.These quilts are from the Bayberry Quilters of Cape Cod, and I'm going to do three posts in all loosely grouped into Pieced, Applique, and Challenge. I worked hard to get all the names right-- if I made a mistake, let me know by commenting and I will fix it right away. xox, "Super Nova" Laurie LaConte Quilting rock star Laurie had no less than six pieces in the show-- this is Tula Pink's pattern and Laurie's version here went on to win a blue ribbon. Laurie uses the most amazing quilting patterns-- simple but sensational-- makes it look easy and effortless when we all know it isn't! "Botanical Wreath" Holly Santangelo "That Place in the Country" Jane Howe Love each and every border in this medallion quilt- just look at the little houses, and the simple stars! "Crown of Thorns" Carol Salerno "Chop Sticks" Laurie LaConte Great modern quilt-- again, one of six Laurie finished this year! "Georgetown on my Mind" Donna Fitzpatrick Could not take my eyes off of this one. <3 "Night Owls on Cape Cod" Shari Sears Quilted by Marjetta Gladding. This is the Urban Owls pattern by Wendy Williams- a local quilt shop had a stitch-a-long for it. I though we would see more, but this person is the apparently the only one finished! LOVE the purple, and the name. "Mermaids Retreat I" Ann Bermingham Love that snails trail block. A friend of mine pointed out I have a teal fetish going right now... guilty as charged. "Hillside Houses" Elsa Hahn Great quilting, great colors. "Cape Cod Summer" Noreen Couture I believe this is Sue Garman's block of the month done for The Quilt Show. What a credit to Sue that her patterns live on. And a credit to Noreen for finishing this amazing heirloom. "Cool Color Burst" Vi Olsen Vi was a featured quilter and had 25 quilts on display, each one incredibly unique. I don't think I've ever finished half that amount! "Sienna Burst Quilt" Jane Wilson Beautiful modern quilt-- straight line quilting-- simple and sensational. "Tangled Threads" Donna Fitzpatrick A spool quilt is on my bucket list-- my fabrics aren't as sensational as these, though! "Thicket" Hilary Ward I just love this. <3 "Sunset at Great Sale Cay" Donna Fitzpatrick Bonnie Hunter's quilt-a-long. I'd love to know how many pieces... and yes, it's teal again... I think you'll agree this guild has a ton of talent... not to mention people who finish things! LOL Stay tuned-- next post will be devoted to gorgeous applique. XOX Carol
Kate and Elizabeth were a delight to meet this last year at Quilt Market. They were so generous and enthusiastic about everything! They even tracked me down
Stay-at-Home-Robiners! Is anyone out there still playing along? By now you should have your center block, a border incorporating triang...
