Round Robin #10 BlueBirds of Happiness
#111
Yvonne - this is what happens when I have tooo much time to gather a project. I was looking at those squares the other day wondering why I had cut them!! Will send them out tomorrow! Can't wait to see what you come up with!
#114
Yvonne, I received your center. It is very pretty. Do you want it bold, mellow, rectangle, square or what would you prefer? I have several different ideas that I might play with or do.
#115
Well, I really would like it to be rectangular but I just wasn't sure how to go about it with that design so, if it can't be done, it can't and that's okay. Other than incorporating, if possible, white as any background fabric and using yellow more in the way of accents, just surprise me Sherry. You know me.....I'll love whatever you all do. Ordered a book just on borders so I'll be able to do your centers justice when I get them.
By the way, are we suppose to stick to the usual border sequence of small border first, then again as large and so on?
.....or, does anything go????? (well, within reason of course!)
By the way, are we suppose to stick to the usual border sequence of small border first, then again as large and so on?
.....or, does anything go????? (well, within reason of course!)
#116
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Join Date: Jul 2010
Location: Bayfield County Wisconsin
Posts: 334
Hi to all...my center is out and on it's way to "musicaljan". Sorry there is no picture as my skills with a digital camera are zero. I'll use my husband's skills to keep you updated on what I do the quilts that come my way. Hope everyone is/will have fun doing each of the rounds; I know I will.
#118
Borders will be 3 1/2" - 9 1/2" dividable by 3's again. (The center block, all borders, cornerstones, or whatever should be carefully squared each step of the project.)
Option - in lieu of any one of the first 2 rounds, the block may be turned on point, if appropriate. Triangles are then added to each side of the "diamond" to make it into a square again. Appliqué or embellish the corners. You do not have to start with small. Make it so that it looks good to you.
Option - in lieu of any one of the first 2 rounds, the block may be turned on point, if appropriate. Triangles are then added to each side of the "diamond" to make it into a square again. Appliqué or embellish the corners. You do not have to start with small. Make it so that it looks good to you.
#119
Yvonne, I have your center finished and I made it into a rectangle. It now measures 18 1/2" x 21 1/2". I will take a picture and post it. I wanted to work on it before I put my sewing machine away for the move. I hope you like what I added. Sherry
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