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Friday, July 24, 2015

International Round Robin #2 – Round Three

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This past year I have been working on a Round Robin with Lori, Desley and Bronwyn and we are calling it the International Round Robin as Desley and Bronwyn live in Australia and Lori and I are in Canada.  We finished the third round of our Round Robin in June and I worked on Desley’s blocks this time.  I made two 12” blocks and two 6” blocks to add to the blocks made already and here they are all together.   I have now sent these to Lori to work on for Round Four.

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Desley worked on Lori’s blocks and made two 12” star blocks and four 6” star blocks.

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Here are all Lori’s blocks and they will be sent to Bronwyn to put the quilt top together.

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Bronwyn worked on my blocks and made these four 12” blocks.

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Here are all my blocks and Desley will be putting the quilt top together for Round Four.

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Lori worked on Bronwyn’s blocks and made four 9” blocks.

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Here are all Bronwyn’s blocks and I will be putting them together for Round Four.

Now the rules for Round Four are:

-use every block received in the top

-can not unpick or cut blocks

-can use all, some or none of the remaining consistent fabric received with the blocks.

-new blocks can be made to add to the top

-sashing, borders, setting triangles, applique can be used to put top together.

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I have no idea what I will be doing with Bronwyn’s blocks yet but we have until October to put the quilt top together.

5 comments:

  1. That's fantastic and really interesting! I'm looking forward for October to see the finished tops!
    Greetings ffrom Germany, Rike

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  2. All the groupings are beautiful colors!

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  3. All of the blocks that you showed us are gorgeous, but I especially love the brown, aqua and pink batiks. Would some of that fabric be Laundry Basket?

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  4. All are beautiful. I look forward to seeing more progress.

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  5. So pretty!! I now need to find myself some international quilting friends! :)

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