and then each participant added a little something in accordance with the rules of the game. This one has some bling in the form of rhinestones and metallic thread -- there's a dragon applique which (unintentionally) goes along with my being born in the year of the Dragon.*edited to add: Tomodachi means "Friend"!
I've done two of these projects and the group has decided to disband now. I don't think I'm in the mood to do another in the near future, but Kate is working on plans for a stay-at-home round robin in this vein, if you're interested. And if you want to organize your own group I'd be happy to provide the guidelines we used -- it requires 14 people who are willing to keep it all secret for quite a while! Most of the steps are fairly quick -- and everyone ends up with a unique quilt.
4 friends commented...:
Looks good!
I did the octagon with the Geisha girl and the block to the left of it (if you care!~)
It looks like everyone had fun with your theme. I like the balance in the finished piece, but I wondered what does Tomodachi mean?
Oooh...what a fun and different feel for a Round Robin! Very fun!
Love your round robin! Very unique and creative!
I used to do a lot of round robins but postage is just to high now to do the international mailings. It was really fun. I'll check out the link you provided for Kate.
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