So we once again started a Round Robin as part of this years guild programs for Pelham Quilters. This year we are following a slightly different format. Since there are only four of us participating, we decided to do four tops, where after the round robin we all get our own tops back.
I don't have photos of all four centers only two. The one I made and the one I work on first. We each get a top to add a round to every two months. Cheryl has Doris's center and Donna has Cheryl's. I'll share pictures of those when it is my turn to work on them.
Here is the center for my top. I have adapted my dancing ladies to make a group celebration. Doris Green is working on it now. I wonder what will happen to it next?
Here is the center I am working on. It was done by Donna Chambers:
Donna used both her mosaic technique as well as texture magic for the female dancers skirt. Which means I have to make sure I live up to her artistic level... ouch, not easy to do :-). I have already ripped out my first attempt. It didn't measure up. But my next idea is really working out well. It has advanced from the paper and pencil phase to the first level of execution. Hopefully I will get the chance to work on it this weekend. Wish me luck :-).
I don't have photos of all four centers only two. The one I made and the one I work on first. We each get a top to add a round to every two months. Cheryl has Doris's center and Donna has Cheryl's. I'll share pictures of those when it is my turn to work on them.
Here is the center for my top. I have adapted my dancing ladies to make a group celebration. Doris Green is working on it now. I wonder what will happen to it next?
Here is the center I am working on. It was done by Donna Chambers:
Donna used both her mosaic technique as well as texture magic for the female dancers skirt. Which means I have to make sure I live up to her artistic level... ouch, not easy to do :-). I have already ripped out my first attempt. It didn't measure up. But my next idea is really working out well. It has advanced from the paper and pencil phase to the first level of execution. Hopefully I will get the chance to work on it this weekend. Wish me luck :-).
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