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    Quote Originally Posted by luvstoquilt301 View Post
    I am not a fan of this pattern but that is just me. I hate sewing those long things. Here is one I just found and will be my next strip quilt.

    http://sewmeblog.blogspot.co.uk/2014...mber-2014.html
    Checked this out, and really like it. Thanks for sharing.
    so many quilts to make, so little time.

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    Quote Originally Posted by luvstoquilt301 View Post
    I am not a fan of this pattern but that is just me. I hate sewing those long things. Here is one I just found and will be my next strip quilt.

    http://sewmeblog.blogspot.co.uk/2014...mber-2014.html
    I really like this idea

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    Quote Originally Posted by luvstoquilt301 View Post
    I am not a fan of this pattern but that is just me. I hate sewing those long things. Here is one I just found and will be my next strip quilt.

    http://sewmeblog.blogspot.co.uk/2014...mber-2014.html
    I really like this strip quilt a lot! Thanks for telling us where to find it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by luvstoquilt301 View Post
    I am not a fan of this pattern but that is just me. I hate sewing those long things. Here is one I just found and will be my next strip quilt.

    http://sewmeblog.blogspot.co.uk/2014...mber-2014.html
    Thank you for this. when I looked at the quilt I thought "no way can I do that" then I looked at her directions and had a "well duh" moment! One of my resolutions for this year was to continue pushing myself to do something I had not done before...this is on my list now!!

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    Luvstoquilt301,

    I've got to try this! So many options for placement. Exactly how many "different" colors/prints should be used? I've been wanting to make my own jelly roll but I'm just not sure ... I was thinking maybe 20 different colors/fabrics.

    Thank you for sharing!

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    I did the jelly roll race at our guild meeting and had a great time with it. I cut all of the strips from my purple stash and sewed a 2.5" square of dark purple to the end of each strip before the race. The strips were sewn together randomly, but I avoided having 2 of the same attached. However, they land where they will eventually.

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    The first strip you cut, I think , 16" from the strip making it short. This staggers the rest of the strips.

    I keep a jelly roll in my sewing tote to have something to make when I want to do mindless quilt making at a sew day. They make great gift quilts to have on hand for visiting kids.
    Last edited by Onebyone; 02-01-2015 at 11:26 AM.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Onebyone View Post
    The first strip you cut, I think , 16" from the strip making it short. This staggers the rest of the strips.

    I keep a jelly roll in my sewing tote to have something to make when I want to do mindless quilt making at a sew day. They make great gift quilts to have on hand for visiting kids.
    That is going to be my next (MY) quilt - I have been saving up jelly rolls and 2-1/2" squares for the quilt. I have about eight rolls (big quilt) (planned it that way) and I am going to have one strip from each roll, not the same whole roll in order. I also thought it was 18" - not that 2" is going to make a difference, but if I am going to use 2-1/2" squares every so once in a while, is that going to screw it up? I have three quilts I have to make before I can start on my own jelly roll. The rest are samplers. Have a good day. Edie
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    I cut my own strips for a jelly roll race. Some of the pieces ended up in the same area. I just cut out a big flower and appliqued it in that spot. It turned out pretty good. I cant seem to get the picture to upload. sorry.

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    I've been thinking about doing one in shades of turquoise and aqua to use on our bed for this summer. it would have to be king size so I'm sure I will need to do some adapting. I did like the idea someone posted earlier about putting a square at the end of the strip.

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