I'm in another Round Robin with my guild and so far, I've worked on three strips or rows. Instead of adding borders around a center medallion as we did last year, we are doing rows or columns for each quilt. The first person makes a strip or a row and sets the length or width of the rest of them. She may also write a note in her quilt journal to help the rest of us figure out what she may like or want for her quilt. Then one at a time, we prepare a strip for the quilt and write a note in the journal. We exchange once a month and pass the quilt strips, etc., on to the next person in line. I cannot remember whether we have one or two more exchanges in this one. Anyway, here are the three I've done.
This is the first row I did for this year's round robin. I'm calling it "76 Red Hens Led the Big Parade." It's for a friend who is making a red, white and blue quilt. She keeps telling me that she likes my sense of humor; I hope she means it! I have asked her over and over and over what her favorite color of rick rack is but she just won't tell me! Guess it'll have to be a surprise!

M's quilt. I did the top row, the owner gave us the strip of fabric at the bottom. She is a lot busier than she anticipated after having her second child...

As soon as I saw the first column, I wanted to work on this quilt. The owner's original column is on the left. Mine is on the right. I knew exactly what I wanted to do with it as soon as I saw it. I did have to go get more rick rack but that's all right; I love the stuff.

The last one is my first strip. I didn't make the blocks, I inherited them from an aunt when she was downsizing. I love the rich colors and had lots of material left over so I thought, why not? I'm looking forward to seeing the end result.