For the first round each participant is to make a center block. The block can be any size and is not required to be square. I prefer quilts not to be a perfect square. My mom would say "oblong" so that is what I will call this starting block. One option is to use an existing block from your orphan block stash.
I found this fun piece that I made while teaching myself Seminole patchwork.
I found this fun piece that I made while teaching myself Seminole patchwork.
It is roughly 11" high by 9 1/2" wide. The fabrics are all batiks from Island Batik.
I still have a nice stash of batiks so it is possible that this entire quilt will be made from batiks.
I will link you to Gail HERE
Why? Just in case YOU may want to join in the fun.
Until Next Time,
Stay Creative
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10 comments:
Glad you are joining the fun, Gene. You've got a nice "oblong" center block to start with.
Oh, I can't wait to see how you build this one out! Glad you have some sewing time!
I have never done an round robin quilt block.
You knitted so well. Love the delicate pattern
Very nice center block. Looking forward to seeing all of your Round Robin rows.
I like your oblong block. I'll look forward to seeing it grow :)
A great start for your version. Looking forward to seeing your progress.
This seminole piece is a perfect center! Welcome to the fun.
A very lovely, oblong block! Great to work with!
Your center block is beautiful, a fun palette of color to play with ;)
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