We have come to an end of the Round Robin Quilt Along! I have totally enjoyed this journey of sewing along side you and finding a new surprise at each row.
There were some rows where I didn’t plan the colors out very well so they turned out kind of muttled and not as contrasting as I would have liked– I will pay better attention next time. Contrast is so important!
Here is my finished quilt top!
finished size: 97″ X 58″
I ended up with a super long and kind of out of whack size– so I added more borders to the sides then the top and bottom. I added a single border to the top/bottom and did a triple border on the sides. I had only strips left from all of the fabric that I had. I didn’t have enough to do a solid one fabric border, so I cut everything up into strips and then sewed them together to make a longer strip. I did add each border on one at a time.
I soooo love how this quilt turned out and thank everyone who has participated and share their pictures and progress. And, thanks to the designers for helping me out and coming up with the row designs. They turned out perfect for the theme ‘winter wonderland’.
Quick instructions on how to finish this super cute quilt top– what do you do with all of those rows?
First, you really need to measure each row and find out which one is the longest. I found that there was one row which measured the largest.
This is what I used as the default size for all the other rows.
1} measure the row you are adding to.
2} Subtract this measurement from the default number
3} Add ½” to the number. This will be your seam allowance.
4} Cut your background or spacing pieces this new number
5} Sew to the row
6} Sew this row in place. Continue adding spacers to the rows when needed and sew the rows together.
I didn’t add any spacing rows….some of them maybe should have now that I look at it from afar.
It is 3rd on the list for getting quilting done. I will show off once it is. I have some ideas and can’t wait to try them out.
There were over 100 photos posted in the Round Robin Gallery! I love them all. Super thanks for sharing everyone! We have had a sponsor this whole time and I have been waiting, waiting to pick a winner from the gallery.
Sponsors for the Round Robin
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Such a Sew and Sew is the winner!
Take a quick minute and head on over to the Photo Gallery to see them all.
Here is the first one posted all finished-
The flying geese row was used for the sides! What a great idea isn’t that?
Even though the quilt a long is all over, don’t worry– you can still download the whole pattern, or row by row.
Feel free to post your progress in the gallery anytime. We’d love to see them!
{This download includes all of the patterns and is 58 pages}
Or Find all the rows for the quilt along here:
- Round Robin Winter Wonderland with Tammie of Crafty Tammie
- Round Robin Winter Wonderland with Melissa of Happy Quilting
- Round Robin Winter Wonderland with Clover & Violet
- Round Robin Winter Wonderland with Dawn of Spring Water Design
- Round Robin Winter Wonderland Row 7 with Mary of Tulip Patch
- Round Robin Winter Wonderland Row 6 with Kristi of Quiet Play
- Round Robin Winter Wonderland Row 5 with Heidi
- Round Robin 5 Row 4 with Quilter Chic
- Round Robin 5 Row 3 with Robin Quilts
- Round Robin 5 Row 2 with Jo’s Country Junction
- Round Robin 5 Row 1 with Patchwork Posse
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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Jeannie Schultz says
What?!?! I won something? Oh my goodness – I NEVER win things. This is so exciting! Thankyou very much! – Jeannie (Such a sew and sew)
Becky says
yay for you Jeannie! You should be hearing from us shortly. 🙂
Susan says
I never realized until this instant how it looks like snow falling down to accumulate at the bottom. I mean the designs are lighter and spread out more at the top and denser and dark at the bottom. What a cool effect!
Becky says
oh my heck– it totally does! The things you find when you step back and look a little differently at it.
Ceil says
Wow! Just found your site and this amazing sew along! Well, I’ll be sewing but not along with you! Wish you had an RSS feed so I could follow your blog. Great site!