Joining The New Quilt Bloggers blog hop was a great experience, allowing me to connect and join with the online quilting and blogging community. A small group us thought it would be fun to get together and form a round robin style quilting bee for North America called Round Trip Quilts.
The way this bee works is that each person makes a starting block and then mails it to the next person on the list. With each rotation the quilt grows with a new border or section being added each time. The quilt continues to grow as it is passed around the group and eventually makes a round trip back to the original quilter as a finished quilt top!
Heather at QA Creations
Border 4 (by Mary)
Border 5 (by Chelsea)
Border 6 (by Christina)
Border 7 (by Kim)
Heather's Finished Quilt
Liz at Green Cheese Quilting (ME!)
Border 3 (by Mary)
Border 4 (by Chelsea)
Border 5 (by Christina)
Border 6 (by Kim)
Border 7 (by Heather)
My Finished Quilt
Border 4 (by Christina)
Border 5 (by Kim)
Border 6 (by Heather)
Border 7 (by me)
Jennifer's Finished Quilt
Border 4 (by Kim)
Border 5 (by Heather)
Border 6 (by me)
Border 7 (by Jennifer)
Leanne's Finished Quilt
Border 3 (by Kim)
Border 4 (by Heather)
Border 5 (by me)
Border 6 (by Jennifer)
Border 7 (by Leanne)
Mary's Finished Quilt
Chelsea at Patch the Giraffe
Border 2 (by Kim)
Border 5 (by Jennifer)
Border 6 (by Leanne)
Border 7 (by Mary)
Chelsea's Finished Quilt
Christina at WIPs and Tuts
Border 4 (by Jennifer)
Border 5 (by Leanne)
Border 6 (by Mary)
Border 7 (by Chelsea)
Christina's Finished Quilt
Kim at Ties That Bind Quilting
Border 4 (by Leanne)
Border 5 (by Mary)
Border 6 (by Chelsea)
Border 7 (by Christina)
Kim's Finished Quilt
You can also find the group on Flickr or on Instagram using #RoundTripQuilts.
You can also find the group on Flickr or on Instagram using #RoundTripQuilts.
Looking forward to more trip experiences like this one.
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