If you use jelly rolls alot, I ran across this site that sells 20 strips instead of 40, but the prices seem really good - thought I would share with you.
jellyrollfabrics.com
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If you use jelly rolls alot, I ran across this site that sells 20 strips instead of 40, but the prices seem really good - thought I would share with you.
jellyrollfabrics.com
OMG they look like cupcakes! Off to the kitchen! TU for the link
If you don't work on it you'll never finish it.
Be careful about which one(s) you order. Many are 20 strips of a single fabric! Few are more than 5 fabrics!
I don't like jelly rolls but like to cut my own. I think jelly rolls are rather expensive and I've had a few quilting buddies buy some that were not quite straight or a little short. Somehow I can't justify buying jelly rolls when I have bins of yardage. Bring on the cutting board!
Shelbie from the High County in Southern Ontario
I agree with you, I have bought a couple but was disappointed in the cutting, I can do better so I do!Originally Posted by Shelbie
Jelly rolls are spendy for my budget, so I cut my own. Takes more time, but works for me.
Be a blessing to others, as you may entertain angels unaware!
Not at all!
I don't usually buy any precuts due to the cost. I can cut my own much cheaper. I bought and used a jelly roll and a charm pack to make a quilt for my sister at Christmas and this was due to limited time.
Debbie
When life gives you scraps, make a quilt.
I too cannot justify buying jelly rolls when I have so much fabric, a cutting board, three rotary cutters and plenty of time. Oh, also do have many rulers, a real necessity.
Yooper32 aka: Donna B
I agree, the jellyroll strips are expensive especially if you have leftover jellyroll strips. Sometimes you need extra yardage of contrasting fabric to finish the quilt that adds to the cost of the project.
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