I joined Gail at quiltinggail.com for her annual Stay At Home Round Robin for the first time.
All of the ladies that co-hosted with her were
Kathleen at kathleenmcmusing
Anja at anjaquilts
Wendy at piecefulthoughts
Brenda at songbirddesigns and
Emily at thedarlingdogwood
Each suggested blocks for a round making up the quilt.
I surprised myself by keeping up with each week even thought I haven't gotten it quilted yet. It was a lot of fun trying to come up with a particular block for each round. It turned out to be kind of a story of my life.
The center block is a paper pieced block of the lighthouse from my hometown in Michigan.
Round 1 prompt was a block that starts with the first letter of your first name. I chose Road to Oklahoma that is where I met my husband.
Round 2 prompt was half square triangles. Mine is called Fox and Geese, a game we played as kids.
Round 3 prompt was stars. Friendship Star was my choice because I've made a lot of friends during my journey.
Round 4 prompt was slice and insert. Perfect for the Alabama State Flag which is where we reside now.
Round 5 prompt was partial log cabin. I chose a wonky log cabin to represent the rundown mobile home we had on the lake.
Round 6 prompt was a kite or another starting with the first letter of your first name. I opted to include both. Some kites and a block called Roll of the Dice because that's what I do to decide which project I will be working on each week.
Thank you, ladies for hosting this project. I thoroughly enjoyed it and hope to get it quilted soon.
I actually had some finishes during this time that I hope to get posted soon.
Until next time.....
Wishing you more stitchin time than I will have.
Rose
5 comments:
I love your interpretations of each round!!! Your quilt turned out fantastic! Thank you for joining in the SAHRR '25 and for linking to the Parade!
Wow your quilt looks amazing! Beautiful job !
Very pretty quilt top. You did an amazing job.
Rose, you did a beautiful job - love your center block!
This is wonderful! Your blocks all go really well with your centre block :)
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