myert - If you want to make your DWR with pieced arcs, yes, you can use jelly rolls.

One thing to keep in mind before you buy templates: the smaller the rings, the more you will have to make of them. The pattern I bought with the Craftsy kit had large rings, about 20" I think, and required only 42 rings for a king size quilt. My Creative Grid templates make rings just over 17", so I had to sew an additional 14 rings for the same size quilt. I believe Marti Michell's templates make similarly sized rings; Sharlene Jorgenson's templates are for 15" rings; and I believe the Accuquilt Go rings are about 12". (These sizes are for a complete ring, the first one in each horizontal and vertical row; of course, the rows are completed by partial [smaller] rings.)

In case it might help anyone, I posted the steps I followed for my quilt, using the CG templates, in the Tutorials section.

Daffy

Have you thought about using the fusible foundations? Check it out here http://www.quiltsmart.com/khxc/index...bleweddingring You can use jelly rolls with this method

Sorry, but what do shoes have to do with a DWR? Confusion here.

I think she meant to write "shows."

Sorry for the confusion. I meant shows.

http://slightlyoffquilter.com/wp-con...-Tutorial1.pdf This looks like an easy way to do the double wedding ring.

I used a similar technique(came up with my own version) for one. I found it fairly simple but it is a time consuming project. Give yourself plenty of time and you will do fine

I was gifted with a large quantity of these panels. It will be my next quilt that I make for me. (Got a few gifts to finish first) I figured when I was done with mine, I would offer any extras here.

Thank you all so much for all of your input, tips and links! I have some research to do now :)

I made table runners with them. I wanted to try them before I made the queen size bed quilt...the quilt never got made! They work okay but are hard to get the points perfect. I still want to try Eleanor Burns method, it looks interesting to me.