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sdeaaz 02-11-2012 09:33 AM

Round Robin question
 
My sister is envolved with a round robin quilt. The first row is a hourglass... she has the second round... any suggestions. She feels hourglass is pretty busy and stumped as to what to use... she can put a plain border between, but would rather not... thanks. Quilter 1234

nycquilter 02-11-2012 09:47 AM

Are there any requirements for the next round? when I did a round robin, each row had a different technique, like squares/rectangles, curves, paper-pieced, applique, etc. Also, how large is the hourglass? and can you show a picture? otherwise, for me, it's hard to make a suggestion.

Holice 02-11-2012 09:50 AM

you can do narrow borders with a patchwork in the center of each side and in the corners.
I agree that there might need some breathing between rows. Qulters who do RR tend to try and be elaborate in adding their part. I recently did one and each time I added the breathing space with some pick up of the center motif in the corners and or at 1/2 point in the sides. My suggestion is don't try and be elaborate. The finished product may look like a jumbled up bunch of designs.

sdeaaz 02-11-2012 12:03 PM

All good questions, none of which I asked..... I will try and get more info. thank you.

Originally Posted by nycquilter (Post 4964958)
Are there any requirements for the next round? when I did a round robin, each row had a different technique, like squares/rectangles, curves, paper-pieced, applique, etc. Also, how large is the hourglass? and can you show a picture? otherwise, for me, it's hard to make a suggestion.


sdeaaz 02-11-2012 12:04 PM

My thinking too of Round Robins... they get pretty busy. I will try and get her to send more info. thanks

Originally Posted by Holice (Post 4964965)
you can do narrow borders with a patchwork in the center of each side and in the corners.
I agree that there might need some breathing between rows. Qulters who do RR tend to try and be elaborate in adding their part. I recently did one and each time I added the breathing space with some pick up of the center motif in the corners and or at 1/2 point in the sides. My suggestion is don't try and be elaborate. The finished product may look like a jumbled up bunch of designs.


sharon b 02-11-2012 12:09 PM

Is it a row robin- where you add a row or a round robin where you add around the whole center ?

sdeaaz 02-11-2012 12:13 PM

where you add around the whole center, I believe.

Originally Posted by sharon b (Post 4965300)
Is it a row robin- where you add a row or a round robin where you add around the whole center ?



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