Fall Round Robin Group A
#201
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Join Date: Aug 2021
Location: Manchester, Iowa USA
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I put the finishing touches on my final round for the final quilt of this round robin. I have really enjoyed the process!! This top was not in my color way at all--so I enlisted the help of the owner of the local quilt store to pick fabrics. Thanks to her--it all blends! I always like to have something fun and personalized in these quilts, but struggled finding an idea that matched the rest of the top since it is quite traditional. I finally settled on MORSE CODE!! So much fun!! And it was pretty quick and easy too! Given that Yuriy is a lawyer involved with Interpol cases--I thought some "spy stuff" was in order. From the top corner clockwise around the quilt this reads "I do solemnly swear" and from the top corner down it reads "Yuriy". The bottom corner is a bit empty, but I didn't need any more letters (explanation for anyone who likes symmetry as much as my hubs and wonders why it is asymmetrical). I hope everyone in the group likes it, especially Reba and her friend!
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I put the finishing touches on my final round for the final quilt of this round robin. I have really enjoyed the process!! This top was not in my color way at all--so I enlisted the help of the owner of the local quilt store to pick fabrics. Thanks to her--it all blends! I always like to have something fun and personalized in these quilts, but struggled finding an idea that matched the rest of the top since it is quite traditional. I finally settled on MORSE CODE!! So much fun!! And it was pretty quick and easy too! Given that Yuriy is a lawyer involved with Interpol cases--I thought some "spy stuff" was in order. From the top corner clockwise around the quilt this reads "I do solemnly swear" and from the top corner down it reads "Yuriy". The bottom corner is a bit empty, but I didn't need any more letters (explanation for anyone who likes symmetry as much as my hubs and wonders why it is asymmetrical). I hope everyone in the group likes it, especially Reba and her friend!
#204
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Join Date: Nov 2013
Location: I live in Wisconsin, but I grew up in Iowa
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[QUOTE=CarrieBorchardt;8536735]I put the finishing touches on my final round for the final quilt of this round robin. I have really enjoyed the process!! This top was not in my color way at all--so I enlisted the help of the owner of the local quilt store to pick fabrics. Thanks to her--it all blends! I always like to have something fun and personalized in these quilts, but struggled finding an idea that matched the rest of the top since it is quite traditional. I finally settled on MORSE CODE!! So much fun!! And it was pretty quick and easy too! Given that Yuriy is a lawyer involved with Interpol cases--I thought some "spy stuff" was in order. From the top corner clockwise around the quilt this reads "I do solemnly swear" and from the top corner down it reads "Yuriy". The bottom corner is a bit empty, but I didn't need any more letters (explanation for anyone who likes symmetry as much as my hubs and wonders why it is asymmetrical). I hope everyone in the group likes it, especially Reba and her friend![
How fun, great finish.
How fun, great finish.
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Hi all, I finished the turtles last night in a late night marathon. I used the beach ‘sand & pebble’ triangles on the opposite corner of the original, tribal sashiko-embroidered turtles in the centers (3 to a side, each unique), turtle butts to enclose the sashiko embroidery, and batik swimming turtles on each side. This baby will go out in the mail on Thursday due to work commitments. Hugs!!!
Thank you all! Now to finish Annaquilts before she puts a bounty on my head. Lol.
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Hi ladies, I didn't want this fall off, cannot wait to see AnnaQuilt's last row. I am remiss in not getting the album up to speed, working on that today. Also, I found a Washington DC fabric for the backing of Yury's quilt and I am hoping to show pics of the completed quilted project in a few months. Interestingly, the fabric was in short supply in most of the local shops so I had to drive about 45 minutes to get sufficient yardage for the backing, but since it was the perfect fabric for the theme, I snagged it. hugs all!
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Hi there, Yury's quilt is off to the LAQ. I had dropped off a UFO Baltimore Album from 25 years ago that I posted on the UFO group, she will be doing both of them at the same time. She said by Baltimore Album will take several days, but Yury's quilt will be quicker. I'll be sure to post photos. Can't wait to see the dresden houses border, that will be the best! Hugs all!
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The Dresden houses quilt made it back home. MMonohon added a row of grey bricks. Thank you MMonohon. This concludes its journey. Thank you to all that worked on this round robin. It is a very nice big top. I am not sure how I plan to quilt it yet but hope to do so this summer.