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Interesting.

Start with a square block, add triangles to each side, then add triangles to each side again, add a border. A simple concept which can lead to some rather complex designs.

I like the second one.

An experiment with a weird colour combination … I like the design, but not the colouring!

Much, much, much better!

I haven’t made many medallion quilts, but have loved every bit of making them, especially the bit where I could change the design a little in each round … and sometimes changing it completely. The most special one was a Round Robyn … several of us made a central block, then it was passed around for others to add borders. Another started with a house block, and then followed instruction to add a path, a garden, and a fence.

I liked the idea of reinventing a block to use it in each applique round, with pieced borders separating them. I love ...

Looks old fashioned, and I like it.

Different colours, still old fashioned, but I like this one better even if it looks as if it is missing the binding.

Rather old fashioned colour scheme. This project was started way before we moved into our current house, but the colours match the very outdated, floral carpet here. I suspect the carpet was purchased from a local store when on sale … all the houses I where I have seen the same and a similar carpet were all renovated or built about the same time, and was possibly old stock even then!

This one looks old and faded … perhaps an antique top, as there is no quilting!

Another one to match our old carpet, though there would be too many florals with ...