I've been searching & searching for a pattern that I can use 2 jelly rolls in & not need to add any other fabric. Do you think this is possible? I purchased 2 Bali Pops while on holiday & I don't want to make another DP9 nor a rail fence type pattern, Thanks for any helpful suggestions!

I just finished a zippy strip quilt..its really easy if you want the directions just pm me.

what about the out of the box pattern...I think that posted here quite a bit..really simple one..you could always check out the MODA back shop site and see what they offer for FREE

I posted one the other day...let me see if I can find it. here it is...http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-153490-1.htm

I have done one with 2 jelly rolls called "All Fenced In" :)

Modabakeshop.com has lots of jelley roll patterns an ideas. I would go to the index on the home page and then scroll through the project titles.

Lots of them! Here's a few that I did with one. Just double it to make it a bigger quilt!

And omit the borders. The OP doesn't want to use any extra fabric. Those are all gorgeous!

I like the summer in the park pattern. I did it with jelly rolls. There is a tutorial from Missouri Star. You should be able to search for it and find the tutorial.

O-MY-GRAVY...Eddie, your quilts are gorgeous!!!

I love those that folks have posted pics of. The one with the 4 patch framed is really pretty and would be easy too.

Sorry....I see now that Eddie posted all of those. BEAUTIFUL! Love the color selections.

I really like this quilt posted a while back. It used 2 1/2 in. strips from an exchange? The poster was looking for the pattern. I am going to attempt it with my 60º ruler and do the hexagons that way. The title of the post is "How is this pieced or is there a pattern?" It was posted by mbake. Use the search function and see if it would suit your jelly rolls.

Summer in the Park. :) A little under two jelly rolls made a generous and beautiful twin-sized quilt with no need for a border.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J5WgTyqB8Pc

Here's the one I did! My long-armer happens to be standing next to the best picture of it. Heee.

[img]http://static.quiltingboard.com/uplo..._3222927_n.jpg[/img]

How about a Hexagon Quilt? Here are links to instructions. One strip will make one block. Since you use two strips in a block, then the two strips make two blocks. With two jelly rolls of approximately 80 strips, you will have 80 blocks.


Instructions for making the Hexagon Block:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qSM0bcJyYLo
http://blog.heirloomcreations.net/?p=2033
http://www.jaybirdquilts.com/2010/06...finishing.html

You don't have to use the "Ruler of the Month" but you do need a 60 degree ruler.

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My favorite is a zigzag quilt. One jelly roll of colors, one jelly roll of neutrals.

Love that zigzag quilt.

Bonnie Hunt Star Struck free patterns online at .

http://quiltville.blogspot.com/2005/06/star-struck.html


She has several free patterns that would work.

http://quiltville.com/

beautiful quilts

This zigzag quilt is awesome!

http://blog.missouriquiltco.com/
Jenny has posted a new jelly roll quilt block technique this week in the Blog. Its pretty exciting.I'm planning to try it.

Our area shop hop two weeks past, the shops each chose a pattern for use with the strips, and had their sample to show. We also were given a small bundle of strips at each shop, the total yardage is three yards. So, there are patterns for jelly roll use, I am having a hard time choosing which to use. piecefully, the old one

Eddie, I love your quilts!!! I've been wanting to do a Christmas log cabin but after seeing your first quilt I'm rethinking my choice of pattern. However, I do have enough Christmas fabric for more than one quilt, I'm sure.

Here's another from there. Scrappy Bargello. I've made two.
http://quiltville.blogspot.com/2005/...-bargello.html
Another: Hidden Spools
http://quiltville.blogspot.com/2005/...en-spools.html

I like that one!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J5WgT...D72&lf=mh_lolz

There is a square in a square....it is easy and quick to go together.

Why don't you put this into a tutorial... I'm curious and I bet others are also.

Oooohhhhh I love those!! Beautiful.

Eddie, did you have pattern or just wing it? What were the patterns called? freebies I'm hoping!

I should add that I cannot bring up videos on my computer because we live in the country and don't have that good of service. Bet I'm not alone. I was hoping for a printed tutorial, with pictures, perhaps.

what is the name of the first quilt you posted I love it, also do you remember the name of the fabric you used

WOW, thanks for all the suggestions! Will check later in the day when I have more time.

Hoffmansfabric.com has lots of free patterns for Bali Pops. Just got 2 of them yesterday!

http://www.hoffmanfabrics.com/EDocs/...n-%20FINAL.pdf

http://www.hoffmanfabrics.com/EDocs/...%20pattern.pdf

The first two patterns are from the Jelly Roll quilts books by Pam and Nicky Lintott.

The first one is 8" finished blocks, so for it you cut two rectangles that are 8.5" long and two that are 4.5" long. These will be the outer "box" of the block. So you cut those from all 40 strips and then use the remainder fabric to just make 4-patch blocks. Then you sew the 4.5" rectangles to each side of the 4-patch, and the 8.5" rectangles to the remaining sides of the 4-patch. That gives you the 8.5" blocks that you then lay out in a 5 x 8 grid and sew all together. Easy!

The second one is a french braid where you cut the strips up into rectangles (the length depends on how wide you want the braid to be). You then just but one end up against the side of another, sew it together, and repeat, making a braid. After that, trim the edges to make it a column, and then join the columns together. It looks best to have darks on one side of the column, and lights on the other side of the column.

The last one is a from a pattern that went around here on the board. Just sew all the strips end to end. Then cut it in half and sew those two looooong strips together. Cut that in half and repeat until it makes the rectangular top. Again, easy!

That fabric is called "Cranberry Wishes" by Kansas Troubles. The pattern is from the jelly roll quilts book by Pam and Nicky Lintott.

I am working onn a french braid and it is fun and....easy to do

I love all these possibilities!

thanks