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Old 10-07-2011, 06:47 AM
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I would like to make a jelly roll 1600 for a queen size bed. How many jelly rolls would it take to make one that size?
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Old 10-07-2011, 07:02 AM
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It only takes one jelly roll. Make sure you cut off 18" on the first strip. If you don't all your seams will line up. This is a fun quilt to make. Our quild is currrently making them in red, white and blue fabrics for quilts of valor.
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Old 10-07-2011, 07:12 AM
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If you are making the strip quilt as in jelly roll race = then one jelly roll will result in a quilt about 50"x65" so you will need at least three rolls and possibly 4.
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I have quilted some for customers and they've added a couple of borders to increase the size. Even with borders you will need 2 or 3 rolls I think.
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Well, you've gotten a 1 a 2 a 3 and a 4. One will definately not be enough (unless you are just doing the very middle area with the strips and then adding in very wide borders), 2 will be pushing it, 3 CAN get you there, but 4 will definately be plenty. thats just my 2 cents :-), I've made a few myself and depending on what you do with borders will also be a factor in how many rolls you need.
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Thanks for all the suggestions. Do you think that working with the number of strips in 3-4 rolls will be waaaay too cumbersome. Would I use the same "formula" as for one jelly roll and stop when I have the right width? Thanks again ladies and gents.
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Thanks for all the suggestions. Do you think that working with the number of strips in 3-4 rolls will be waaaay too cumbersome. Would I use the same "formula" as for one jelly roll and stop when I have the right width? Thanks again ladies and gents.
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