Round 2 was a real challenge for me---I'm not sure why?? Other than the fact I'm a Rookie at this liberated piecing. I decided a small black border was best for dividing Round 1 & 2. I tried many squares before deciding on the five little 1 inch squares floating in a border. I wanted them to be turning more, but couldn't figure it out. I did introduce a new fabric pattern. The green border has both dots and squares---hope to use it again in another round. I'm learning so much with this Round Robin. I thank our leaders for a great challenge. I'm headed to my sewing room now to start another Liberated Medallion Quilt, for fun and I need the practice! I'll talk more about this quilt in my blog: http://www.familypatchworks.blogspot.com/. Looking forward to July 1.
Jan - I really like the way you are interpreting the LRR challenge. Having the square as a divider between the previous round - and then fussy cut into the three sided round - and then again in the new fabric itself! Very creative! : )
ReplyDeleteI agree with June--you really have interpreted each border just right. And you're making a fun, cheerful quilt!
ReplyDeleteI really like that little doggy peeking out! The colors are great...I would love to see a little black in the next round, too!!
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