Round Robin on Display
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I participated in a year long bloggers round robin. It started with the photo transfer. There were size rules for the next several rounds. Then there were applique something type rules. Then there were baste/quilt/bind rules.
I love the result so much that I have already put it up on my wall.
15 comments:
I quilted the little darling. I thought long and hard about what to do and thought simplicity was best. It turned out great!
sweet. I had the block with his name/
margaret
Turned out really well Amy - I added the duck and the squares next to it - I chose the squares because I didn't want to add a totally plain piece of fabric, but also didn't want to add anything too highly pieced next to the duck. I chose the duck because it was cute...
It turned out SOO lovely. I was unsure what direction it would go when I had my part, but wow!! I added the blue strip and brown piece (where the turtle lies).
I was the last one to work on this baby, so all I got to do was bind and label. It is so sweet, Amy.
What a wonderful keepsake! I would have done the same as you, put it right up on the wall. Lovely!
What a wonderful project. Stitched with love, it is obvious.
Everyone did a great job on your quilt. I really like the choice of fabrics.
Very nice! Everyone did a great job.
Absolutely wonderful! I did the giraffe. You mentioned maybe having a giraffe on it and my son's favorite animal at the zoo always were the giraffe's - so it was obvious what I had to do! Glad you are enjoying it.
Wow, that's a great Round Robin...I love your results!
Adorable! It came out so nice, Amy. So interesting to see all the rounds that came after mine. I made the piece of fabric with the cat embroidery to match the cute little baby's face and then I embroidered his Hebrew name.
This will be a great keepsake! Very cute.
Terrific quilt! I just love how the quilts in this RR are all unique!
Fabulous quilt! I saw another one that is similar in my blog travels this week, so she must have been in your group....what a great idea!
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