Round Robin

Doh! I knew you had something...

Meredith

Jan Lennie wrote:
No not me , never had it wasn't involved with it - I've got the Firehouse
Angel
Jan
"Meredith" wrote in message
...

Last I remember, Jan? in England had it.

Meredith

Seanette Blaylock wrote:

Dianne Lewandowski had some very
interesting things to say about Round Robin:



A round robin is a project that is circulated amongst a group of people
who each contribute a part to that project. Using tatting for an

example

(though it would work with most any craft), one person will start by
creating a center medallion, then send that medallion (and hopefully
instructions on how it was made) to the next person on the list. That
person will add a round or two of tatting to the center and forward it

to

the next person, etc. until the project is complete. In the end, a
surprisingly nice piece will be created and hopefully a complete
instruction set so anyone can duplicate the entire thing.

Sadly, too many Round Robins end up being lost. But some groups manage.
Group exchanges are also fun.
I wish I could help, but I know of no current Round Robins, except the
ones on "Sewing World", but I don't think that's what the original
writer had in mind. grin


Speaking of, any word on the AFARR?

What ? besides an overwhelming need for strong liquor !!!
Lol
Jan
"Meredith" wrote in message
...
Doh! I knew you had something...

Meredith

Jan Lennie wrote:
No not me , never had it wasn't involved with it - I've got the
Firehouse
Angel
Jan
"Meredith" wrote in message
...

Last I remember, Jan? in England had it.

Meredith

Seanette Blaylock wrote:

Dianne Lewandowski had some very
interesting things to say about Round Robin:



A round robin is a project that is circulated amongst a group of
people
who each contribute a part to that project. Using tatting for an

example

(though it would work with most any craft), one person will start by
creating a center medallion, then send that medallion (and hopefully
instructions on how it was made) to the next person on the list. That
person will add a round or two of tatting to the center and forward
it

to

the next person, etc. until the project is complete. In the end, a
surprisingly nice piece will be created and hopefully a complete
instruction set so anyone can duplicate the entire thing.

Sadly, too many Round Robins end up being lost. But some groups
manage.
Group exchanges are also fun.
I wish I could help, but I know of no current Round Robins, except the
ones on "Sewing World", but I don't think that's what the original
writer had in mind. grin


Speaking of, any word on the AFARR?

Meredith wrote:

Last I remember, Jan? in England had it.

Speaking of, any word on the AFARR?
Last I heard (August), Di in Minneapolis had it, then it goes to
Monique in Texas. Monique????

--
Joan

See my first-ever design he
http://www.heritageshoppe.com/joan.jpg

"Stitch when you are young and poor, frame when you are old and rich."
- Elizabeth's (rctn'r) sister's MIL (Barbara Marr)

OOOpppps did I sound like a hardened drinker ? Didn't mean to - my tipples
tend to be after the kiddywinks are settled for the night and then not as
much as I obviously make you think , maybe a glass of good wine , or an
English beer or stout or if I'm feeling really hard done by , a Drambue.
They're all or's - not as well as's ( rotten English I know) . As probably
all parents know , it doesn't pay to get too tipsy as the teeny radar seems
to home in and choose your celebratory night as the one to be ill !!!!!
Take care
and slainte !
Jan
"animaux" wrote in message
...
I don't know how you guys function AND have kids!


On Fri, 2 Jan 2004 21:41:36 -0000, "Jan Lennie"

opined:

What ? besides an overwhelming need for strong liquor !!!
Lol
Jan
"Meredith" wrote in message
...
Doh! I knew you had something...

Meredith

Jan Lennie wrote:
No not me , never had it wasn't involved with it - I've got the
Firehouse
Angel
Jan
"Meredith" wrote in message
...

Last I remember, Jan? in England had it.

Meredith

Seanette Blaylock wrote:

Dianne Lewandowski had some very
interesting things to say about Round Robin:



A round robin is a project that is circulated amongst a group of
people
who each contribute a part to that project. Using tatting for an

example

(though it would work with most any craft), one person will start
by
creating a center medallion, then send that medallion (and
hopefully
instructions on how it was made) to the next person on the list.
That
person will add a round or two of tatting to the center and
forward
it

to

the next person, etc. until the project is complete. In the end, a
surprisingly nice piece will be created and hopefully a complete
instruction set so anyone can duplicate the entire thing.

Sadly, too many Round Robins end up being lost. But some groups
manage.
Group exchanges are also fun.
I wish I could help, but I know of no current Round Robins, except
the
ones on "Sewing World", but I don't think that's what the original
writer had in mind. grin


Speaking of, any word on the AFARR?

Sometimes Victoria, you really need that little drink when you have kids.
Usually not more than once a day if it's been raining and school vacation
week!

Cheryl



On 1/2/04 10:03 PM, in article ,
"animaux" wrote:

I don't know how you guys function AND have kids!


On Fri, 2 Jan 2004 21:41:36 -0000, "Jan Lennie"

opined:

What ? besides an overwhelming need for strong liquor !!!
Lol
Jan
"Meredith" wrote in message
...
Doh! I knew you had something...

Meredith

Jan Lennie wrote:
No not me , never had it wasn't involved with it - I've got the
Firehouse
Angel
Jan
"Meredith" wrote in message
...

Last I remember, Jan? in England had it.

Meredith

Seanette Blaylock wrote:

Dianne Lewandowski had some very
interesting things to say about Round Robin:



A round robin is a project that is circulated amongst a group of
people
who each contribute a part to that project. Using tatting for an

example

(though it would work with most any craft), one person will start by
creating a center medallion, then send that medallion (and hopefully
instructions on how it was made) to the next person on the list. That
person will add a round or two of tatting to the center and forward
it

to

the next person, etc. until the project is complete. In the end, a
surprisingly nice piece will be created and hopefully a complete
instruction set so anyone can duplicate the entire thing.

Sadly, too many Round Robins end up being lost. But some groups
manage.
Group exchanges are also fun.
I wish I could help, but I know of no current Round Robins, except the
ones on "Sewing World", but I don't think that's what the original
writer had in mind. grin


Speaking of, any word on the AFARR?

I ain't got it nohow! An' I ain't got the listy thingy...

Monique

Joan Erickson wrote:


Speaking of, any word on the AFARR?
Last I heard (August), Di in Minneapolis had it, then it goes to
Monique in Texas. Monique????