jelly roll???
07-30-2011, 08:11 AM
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http://tutorials.missouriquiltco.com/
There are several Jelly Roll patterns at Missouri Star. The tutorials are great. I made the Summer in the Park, it turned out great and was easy.
There are several Jelly Roll patterns at Missouri Star. The tutorials are great. I made the Summer in the Park, it turned out great and was easy.
07-30-2011, 11:12 AM
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a jelly roll is normally 40 - 2 1/2" strips of fabric- so- sewn together- just as strips you would have 40"x80" if you sewed them both together the same way then sewed those together- you could have (about) 78"x 80" (figuring some trimming & seam allowance)
if you then added borders you could make it a queen-
if you do something with the strips besides just straight sewing them- it will make it less- since you loose 1/2" with every seam
there are TONS of patterns for jelly roll quilts- strip quilts
if you then added borders you could make it a queen-
if you do something with the strips besides just straight sewing them- it will make it less- since you loose 1/2" with every seam
there are TONS of patterns for jelly roll quilts- strip quilts
07-30-2011, 11:18 AM
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Originally Posted by ckcowl
a jelly roll is normally 40 - 2 1/2" strips of fabric- so- sewn together- just as strips you would have 40"x80" if you sewed them both together the same way then sewed those together- you could have (about) 78"x 80" (figuring some trimming & seam allowance)
if you then added borders you could make it a queen-
if you do something with the strips besides just straight sewing them- it will make it less- since you loose 1/2" with every seam
there are TONS of patterns for jelly roll quilts- strip quilts
if you then added borders you could make it a queen-
if you do something with the strips besides just straight sewing them- it will make it less- since you loose 1/2" with every seam
there are TONS of patterns for jelly roll quilts- strip quilts
07-30-2011, 11:27 AM
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If you look on Moda Bake Shop site, they have jelly roll projects/quilts with patterns.
http://www.modabakeshop.com
HTH~
http://www.modabakeshop.com
HTH~
07-30-2011, 11:47 AM
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Oh wow! yolanda your quilt is beautiful it looks like a basket weave, very pretty and all out of a JR Wow!
Ckcowl thank, you for the info on a JR and how much fabric is in one, Seeing this is my first JR I sure was in the dark on what to do with this gift.
Fraydknot12326, thanks for the site, will look into that one..
Thanks to all of the other replies they all helped a lot to understand a JR
After receiving this as a gift I thought ...hummmm what will I do with this, but I was very excited to receive it..
Again Thanks to all :-D
Ckcowl thank, you for the info on a JR and how much fabric is in one, Seeing this is my first JR I sure was in the dark on what to do with this gift.
Fraydknot12326, thanks for the site, will look into that one..
Thanks to all of the other replies they all helped a lot to understand a JR
After receiving this as a gift I thought ...hummmm what will I do with this, but I was very excited to receive it..
Again Thanks to all :-D
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