2024 Stay at Home Round Robin

It's time for Quilting Gail's annual Stay at Home Round Robin (SAHRR).  Gail explains:

This is a common activity in many quilt guilds. A round robin (in quilting terms) is where each person makes a centre block. This block is put in a bag or container, maybe with extra fabric, perhaps with a notebook, and the bag is passed onto another quilter in the group. They are given instructions as to what kind of border (or round) they are to add on to the quilt. Sometimes the next person will make a border for each side, or one side or two sides of the block. It’s then passed on to another quilter and it continues on … when the quilt centre and all the borders are completed, it is returned to the original maker of the centre block.

For SAHRR, there is no passing of your project to other people -- you do all your own sewing.  Each week, there will be a theme for the round, and you choose how to interpret and implement that theme.

Schedule:

• January 15 - Centre block - hosted by Gail @ Quilting Gail
• January 22 - 1st Round - hosted by Wendy @ Pieceful Thoughts of My Quilting Life
• January 29 - 2nd Round - hosted by Anja @ Anja Quilts 🠜 This is my round.
• February 5 - 3rd Round - hosted by Emily @ The Darling Dogwood
• February 12 - 4th Round - hosted by Brenda @ Songbird Designs
• February 19 - 5th Round - hosted by Gail @ Quilting Gail
• February 26 - 6th Round - hosted by Kathleen @ Kathleen McMusing
• March 18 - Quilt/Quilt Top Parade - hosted by Gail @ Quilting Gail

Sponsors - Every time you link up, you will receive one entry to win one of these fabulous prizes:

• Island Batik: 3 fat quarter bundles
• Hobbs batting: Wool Batt
• Quiltery: For the Love of Geese: A pattern of winner’s choice
• Aurifil Thread:
• Prairie Spirit Alpacas 12″ x 18″ Alpaca /Wool pressing mat
• Oliso: Pro Plus Auto Lift Iron
• Fat Quarter Shop $25 gift certificate and 2 charm packs of winner’s choice
• Zipper Valley: $20 gift certificate
• and MORE!!!!

 

If you want to sew along with us, start thinking about your centre block.  It could be an orphan block, or a new block that you make.  Each week, you can visit all six bloggers to see how we've interpreted the theme.

See you on the 15th.