On-going EQ Round Robins (Page 7)

For fabric I choose a pared down set of the Hand-Dyes Fabric Pallette that is on the EQ website.

I think "Dark and Mysterious" when I look at this block. Maybe even 'spooky'.

Center: Tara
1st border: Alison
2nd border: Becky
3rd border: Trish

Center: Alison
1st border: Becky
2nd border: Trish
3rd border: Tara

I'm working on a quilt for a wedding gift for my niece. She loves sunflowers so I thought I would see what other people could come up with. - Alison

Center: Becky
1st border: Trish
2nd border: Tara
3rd border: Alison

I liked your colours that you picked, i played with quite a few ideas to add to your block, but i really liked how this block gave it a star effect......hope you like it - Patricia

Center: Trish
1st border: Tara
2nd border: Alison
3rd border: Becky

This centre block was created using wreathmaker. My favourite colours are lavender/purples and these flowers were just perfect colours for me............... Patricia Knight

My center is the Nebraska Tulip block that I rotated around four times. While playing with the fabrics in the block, this feminine country look is what emerged. It's not my normal style, but I like it!

Center: Deirdre Hallett
1st border: Sherry Johnson
2nd border: Jennifer Lewis
3rd border: Sharon Kashner

Center: Sharon Kashner
1st border: Jennifer Lewis
2nd border: Sherry Johnson
3rd border: Deirdre Hallett

Center: Jennifer Lewis
1st border: Sherry Johnson
2nd border: Deirdre Hallett
3rd border: Sharon Kashner

Center: Sherry Johnson
1st border: Deirdre Hallett
2nd border: Sharon Kashner
3rd border: Jennifer Lewis

I couldn't decide on just one square for the centre so this is 4x4 of a block that I am using for a very large quilt for a King Size bed. I like this layout because it looks like the centre square overlaps the other 4.

Center: Brenda
1st border: Elaine
2nd border: Karen
3rd border: Eva

The center is done in batiks from the palate library. I think of the sunrise over the water with kites flying in the sky

Center: Elaine
1st border: Karen
2nd border: Eva
3rd border: Brenda

Center: Karen
1st border: Eva
2nd border: Brenda
3rd border: Elaine

Center: Eva
1st border: Brenda
2nd border: Elaine
3rd border: Karen

I have no preference as to colors or size.
Feel free to add whatever. My fabric is mostly Bali's because I love the fabric. Don't feel that you must stick with them. I'm excited to see what everyone comes up with

Center: Holly
1st border: ?
2nd border: Elen
3rd border: ?

Fabrics: EQ pallette "Leaves"
Block Acorns and Leaves Applique

Center: Jeannie
1st border: Jean J
2nd border: Sheryl
3rd border: Cindy

My theme is winter so I drew a snowflake using the wreath maker. I chose several of my favourite palettes and used cold colours from them to colour the snowflake. Then I set the snowflake on layer 2 and a plain block on layer 1

Center: Jean J
1st border: Sheryl
2nd border: Cindy
3rd border: Jeannie

I picked this block because of the 3 new friends that I have made with this swap. I am really excited to see how this turns out after you each have had a chance to play with it.

Center: Sheryl
1st border: Cindy
2nd border: Jeannie
3rd border: Jean J

Buds and ribbons block

Center: Cindy
1st border: Jeannie
2nd border: Jean J
3rd border: Sheryl

Footprints on the Beach

My first attempt in applique design, LOL. I think the sand dollars in the center didn't turn out too bad and the mussles look a bit like mussles. I know the feet are kinda chunky but who said the Round Robin can't have a cartoon kinda style?

Center: Andrea
1st border: Tracey
2nd border: Teresa
3rd border: Joany

Idyllic day at sea

I had fun making this one, I practiced copying and pasting pieces of other blocks and added them to this one. I have always loved the fish that were very colorful and so made sure mine were too. Have fun working on my center.

Center: Joany
1st border: Andrea
2nd border: Tracey
3rd border: Teresa

I choose 10 colors for this quilt. Have fun & do whatever looks good to you!!! And please leave note.

Center: Teresa
1st border: Joany
2nd border: Andrea
3rd border: Tracey

I started out with the circle star with wanting to place a mermaid in the center. It didn't work out. This block reminds me of the starry nights out on my dad's fishing boat with the points set like a compass. My daughter thinks the yellow is like the sun.

Center: Tracey
1st border: Teresa
2nd border: Joany
3rd border: Andrea

Stars and Koalas

I love what everyone has done with this quilt. The leaves for the koala's to eat is a lovely touch. I've finished this off with a thin border in green to compliment all the purple. Purple and green my fav colours.

Center: Brenda
1st border: Danielle
2nd border: Tara
3rd border: Diana

I decided to go with a complicated pieced block for my center this time. Feel free to add fabrics if you wish. I would like to keep it "dark" though.

Center: Tara
1st border: Diana
2nd border: Brenda
3rd border: Danielle

I originally wanted to draw just a cute little tulip ... but I though it looked a little lonely.
This is my first time back in a RR for a year or so ...so I am a little out of practice. I scaned in some pictures and this is a loosly translated form of them. The center is
15" x 15" and I hope it is a fun project for my new nestmates to work with. I can't wait until I get it back. - Diana

Center: Diana
1st border: Brenda
2nd border: Danielle
3rd border: Tara

Second border put on by Gayle. Reminiscent of wild geese flying over head the Olympic Peninsula.

Center: Renee
1st border: Jan
2nd border: Gayle
3rd border: Karrel

When I got the Block I thought it was seeming to look to dark.. I add a double diamond drop border and used the lighter fabrics...

Center: Gayle
1st border: Karrel
2nd border: Renee
3rd border: Jan