Round Robin 2012/2013 pictures
08-04-2012, 06:30 AM
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I had not heard of this ... but it sounds like a really fun thing to do... look forward to seeing everyones' creativity. So far the centers are great.. ..
Hi Linda - Sure it goes like this: Say you have 6 players, identified as A, B, C, D, E, and F.
Each player makes a "center" and mails it to the next player in line: A mails to B, B mails to C, etc.
B them adds a border or "round" to what was received from A
B then mails the whole thing to C
C adds a round and mails it to D
And so on through the list to F, each player adding a round to the whole that was received.
F then mails it for the last time back to its owner A as a completed quilt top.
The size for each "round" is determined before the robin begins. So for the first round each player might add a 3" round to what they receive. The second round each player would add the next stated size - say a 5" round.
The end size of each quilt is determined by the creator based on the size of the center initially sent
Hope that helps.
Each player makes a "center" and mails it to the next player in line: A mails to B, B mails to C, etc.
B them adds a border or "round" to what was received from A
B then mails the whole thing to C
C adds a round and mails it to D
And so on through the list to F, each player adding a round to the whole that was received.
F then mails it for the last time back to its owner A as a completed quilt top.
The size for each "round" is determined before the robin begins. So for the first round each player might add a 3" round to what they receive. The second round each player would add the next stated size - say a 5" round.
The end size of each quilt is determined by the creator based on the size of the center initially sent
Hope that helps.
Last edited by dahlshouse; 08-04-2012 at 06:37 AM.
08-04-2012, 03:05 PM
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OOo, pretty. LOL, we all went with some type of blue. Tam Moo, I love the florals you used. It should really be fun to work on. I'm so sorry about your sister.
08-04-2012, 03:11 PM
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Paula, This is awesome. I love what you did with the photos. It is all so neat to see all the different styles and colors used. I am going to enjoy working on each and everyone.
08-05-2012, 02:51 PM
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No, that was just a coincidence. We had no clue what anyone was making until we posted them here,and I couldn't believe that all 6 of us had some color of blue as a big part of each block.
08-05-2012, 03:15 PM
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Just another case of "great minds think alike"
Judith - I know what I am going to do with your center when it arrives! Just want to make sure the colors match.
Gena - Mine will be in tomorrow's mail to you. Good luck. Actually, I have no clue what I would do next with my center.
Judith - I know what I am going to do with your center when it arrives! Just want to make sure the colors match.
Gena - Mine will be in tomorrow's mail to you. Good luck. Actually, I have no clue what I would do next with my center.
08-05-2012, 05:08 PM
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Paula, I've actually been looking at some things today for yours, have a few ideas but won't really know until I see it in person. After looking at it for a few days I'm sure it will come to me. I'll probably change my mind several times before I decide anyway. lol I can't wait to see it!!
08-05-2012, 05:54 PM
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Paula, I'm going to try to get mine out to you tomorrow. But, I will let you know for sure. My cocker spaniel had surgery a couple of days ago. She's doing well. But, her bandage change is tomorrow. And I will take my mom to run errands tomorrow. So, I will try to incorporate a trip to the P.O. also.
I get to work on Nancy's first. And I don't have a clue what I'm going to do yet. I like to look and feel before I decide what direction I want to head in. I'm getting excited tho. I always get such inspiration from the fabrics and style used also.
I get to work on Nancy's first. And I don't have a clue what I'm going to do yet. I like to look and feel before I decide what direction I want to head in. I'm getting excited tho. I always get such inspiration from the fabrics and style used also.
08-05-2012, 07:00 PM
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I can be patient as I have a DQ to finish first so no rush if you don't make the PO tomorrow. I hope your fur baby will get a good report when the bandage is removed.
I am a graph paper gal - I have already drawn out the centers that Judith and Nancy posted. I copy them and then play on paper until I get a feel for what I want to do. When I decide - most of the math is already done because of the graph paper. :-)
I am a graph paper gal - I have already drawn out the centers that Judith and Nancy posted. I copy them and then play on paper until I get a feel for what I want to do. When I decide - most of the math is already done because of the graph paper. :-)
08-05-2012, 08:18 PM
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I love playing on graph paper too, and I think it will be a fun exercise to take your centers and see what I come up with to add. It will be fun to compare my ideas to what you all do.
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