I went to wm today ofcourse I have to visit the fabric department. I can't buy but I can look and touch. LOL!! As I was looking at the FQ's I noticed they had what looked like jelly rolls but they were called slices. They are 2 1/2 inches by 42 inches, am I mistaken but isn't that the size of a jelly roll? Anyway they are in pretty colors and are only $10.00 a piece. Why do I have to be broke!!!! LOL!!
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How many pieces were in each? That is the approximate size of a jelly roll strip, though (2.5" x WOF.)
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They may have to call them "slices" depending on the maker of the fabric - I think Moda came up with the name "jelly roll" others call them noodles :thumbup:
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They probably call them that to keep Moda from suing them.
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Tuesday Morning store in my area sells the same slices (jelly rolls) for $7 and the fat quarter bundles for $6 or less. It's the same name, same prints, same manufacturer. Each TM store has different inventory though. I bought one jelly roll and the fabric is cut accurately and seems to be okay quality. I'm not to fond of the colors but it makes great bindings!
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Depending on the number of strips in the bundle, it would be the same as a jelly roll.
Some companies are hesitant to call their strip products "jelly rolls" because originally the Jelly Roll was a specific product made by a specific maker, IIRC it was Moda. So there are lots of names for the same thing, including Bali Pops (Hoffman), Fabrications (Blank), and several others. |
They probably don't have the legal rights to call them Jelly Roll.
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I will have to check these out :D:D:D
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Hobby Lobby is also carrying these same rolls, I think theirs are called Jellies. They have a decent selection of prints and Batiks. They were $10-$12
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Originally Posted by Mattee
How many pieces were in each? That is the approximate size of a jelly roll strip, though (2.5" x WOF.)
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