Round Robin Chevron Braid has come home to me!

I just received a delivery of my quilt blocks from a group swap I have been participating in this year.  Thanks Margo Guymon for bringing them from your home town.

It is not my intent to sew it together quite like this, but look how 3D it looks.  I love it!

Now I just need to make some decisions on how I want to assemble it.  My most likely plan will be simple:

• Square off the edges to make rectangular blocks.
• Put vertical sashing between them.  
• Use the cut off pieces to form a fun pieced border.

This plan will stabilize all of the bias and make it lie better.  It will also eliminate a lot of seams to match up.

Here is some inspiration from previous Chevron Braid quilts I have made in the past:

Journey to Arizona - this one tells the story of our adventure walking and pedaling across our state.

This lovely one was made for my niece's wedding.

This one does not have sashing between and would not be fun to sew together with all that bias.  

These were simple and fun.  Obviously my new blocks are much larger and wider.  The effect would be quite a bit different.

Here is my most recent $Building Blocks.  I loved doing the circles.  They were all done with hand applique' and hand embroidery.  I think they would make a great quilt from several blocks.

I also made my last Stash Bee blocks for the year.  They went out in the mail today.

Also, we had a great Thanksgiving.  Our whole family went camping, motorcycle riding, hiking, and shooting.