thank you! fromthenestdesigns
|
Originally Posted by polejumper21
thank you! fromthenestdesigns
Robin |
Thank-you This is the pattern. Have a wonderful day. Nimble Thimble
|
Originally Posted by noveltyjunkie
I don't have enough scraps for a quilt but I think I will try this as a scrappy pillow, just making a strip from what I have in 2.5 inch width.
I did a mockup of the jellyroll with paper strips and I just cannot see how the quilt can fail to have the same fabrics adjacent to one another, which always draws the eye and would annoy me. It is really guaranteed with this method because of the folding, although if you chose carefully which side of the strip to sew, you can limit it a bit. Fromthenest, are you SURE you didnt cheat a little on yours?!! I can't understand how your colour distribution came out so well! |
Originally Posted by polejumper21
here is mine..some same colors touching , I would be more careful on the next one..but I still like this one. Not sure how to quilt it yet..
|
Thanks burnsk..it was fun to make and I am starting on another one this weekend..
|
Thanks for sharing ...am a beginner and this one seems within my scope rt now.
|
Originally Posted by dixiechunk
I think this is this the "Lasagna Quilt" so much has been said about on the Stashbusters Yahoo group. Have been wanting to try one.
|
Originally Posted by Maurene
I suppose I could make jelly-roll strips by stacking and whacking all sorts of scraps -- just line them up on a rotary mat, get out the plastic ruler and whack? 2 1/2" strips?
I live in Canada - don't think we have jelly roll producers here - mailing costs double the prices of everything! |
2 Attachment(s)
I just made this quilt, but my center is much bigger than the example given here. It's 72" x 64", but it is 32 strips wide??? I was hoping it would be a bit more rectangle...what would you do to it?
|
All times are GMT -8. The time now is 12:10 PM. |