
Download The Full Pattern Here
Joy is taking charge of border #3 girls!!! I am so excited to show off what she has come up with—
The cutest vine with with the flower pot- Isn’t it a great compliment to the other borders? I love it!!

*When you layout the pattern under the strip of fabric I would recommend drawing the flower pot on the paper to help you line up the whole thing equally- if you are an equality freak.*
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+ Materials Needed For Patchwork Round Robin Border #3 +
- Fabric for Border #3: Choose coordinating fabrics that complement your quilt center.
- Rotary Cutter and Mat: For precise cutting of fabric strips or blocks.
- Ruler: Essential for accurate measurements and cutting.
- Sewing Machine: For stitching the border pieces together.
- Thread: Match or contrast with your fabric, depending on your design preference.
- Iron and Ironing Board: To press seams for a crisp finish.
- Pins or Clips: To keep fabric pieces aligned while sewing.
- Measuring Tape: To ensure the border fits perfectly around your quilt center.

I am not an applique-er remember….so I am just whipping around those hearts and leaves with the good old zigzag on the sewing machine.
But, if you would like to give it a try here is a great tutorial on applique by Corrie.
Just remember to cut the pieces a bit bigger than the pattern so you can turn those edges under and end up with the correct size.
Joy has a great blog —Here is the cliff notes of Joy’s life: I’m Joy, happily married for almost 17 years, and mum to three wonderful children. I homeschool them and try to fit in some sewing and quilting along the way. We live in the country on 14 acres with sheep, alpacas, chooks, ducks, cats, dogs and a rabbit!
she has also started this:

I love the idea of stitching words that are fruit to the spirit. I know I have a lot going on…but really, something easy to stitch while sitting at soccer games {Jerika plays} would be nice. So I might give it a try. She also has a great post on her Round Robin— Check it out here. If you think I am a busy girl though—you need to check out her sidebars girls—look at all those block of the months and quilt-a-longs she does!!
She is also in the middle of moving!! Can you even believe this girl? She is crazy just like me— I love it.
Are you making the Patchwork Round Robin with us?
Next up— Donna Her first border will be on April 12th.
Dates :
Feb 8 – Becky
Feb 22 – Becky
March 8 – Konda
March 22 – Joy
April 12 & OR 26 – Donna
May 10 – Robin
May 24 – Angie
June 14 – Molly
June 28

pst– I have started the side and have the left one almost done. Sooo cute!!
~ Make The Whole Quilt Here ~
- Center Block Pattern
- The Basket got their stems!!
- Patchwork Round Robin- Border #1
- Patchwork Round Robin Border 2
- Patchwork Round Robin Border #4
- Patchwork Round Robin Border #5
- Patchwork Round Robin Border #6
- Patchwork Round Robin Border 7
- Patchwork Round Robin Border #8
FAQ’S Of Border #3
What techniques are used in Border #3?
This border may include piecing, strip sewing, or simple patchwork techniques. Check the instructions for specifics and adjust to your skill level.
What fabrics work best for Border #3?
Choose fabrics that complement your quilt center. Coordinating prints, solids, or small-scale designs work well to enhance the overall look.
Can I use scraps for this border?
Yes! Scraps are perfect for adding personality and texture to Border #3. Just make sure the fabrics blend well with your existing quilt.

Becky Jorgensen is the creative quilter behind Patchwork Posse, the Patchwork Planner and her online quilt group Patchworkers Plus. You can find her patterns in books, magazines, and her quilt membership. Gather your quilting supplies, organize your sewing space, explore the process of disappearing quilt blocks, or finish a free quilt pattern. I'll help you use what you have, finish what you start and make your quilting journey fun!
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