Also, if you are looking to purchase a pattern, there is a big selection here:
http://www.fatquartershop.com/Jelly-...lt-Pattern.asp

My mom just purchased this book:
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I looked through it a couple weekends when I was there visiting and there are lots of really great patterns in that book. it might be worth the investment.

Okay....now I think this is strange. I go to order this book online at Barnes & Noble....and they give you like the first 4 projects in the preview window.....WHY would the author do that?

http://search2.barnesandnoble.com/Bo...=9780715328637

I can't access your link, probably because I'm in Canada but when I checked it on Amazon, you can only access the directions for the first project, but they are complete.

I think the "look inside" function is supposed to replace your ability to pick it up in the store and flip through the pages in a bricks and mortar store.

Anyhow, I really recommend the book. I loved pretty much every pattern in it, and the really nice thing is that they showed each pattern done in at least 2 colour ways so you can see what the quilt looks like in different fabrics.

Most of the patterns struck me as on the more modern end of the spectrum.

also - it's only $16.49 at Amazon...vs $19.99 at Barnes and Noble.

I love jelly rolls, I took a class at my local quilt shop and this is what came of it!

http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-24850-1.htm

Yeah but it's IN STOCK at my store. :P

whoops, I didn't notice that!

If you're interested in the Bento Box pattern, here is something close using Jelly Rolls:
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/in...8124308AAbEupC

WOW - what a great deal on Jelly Rolls. Be sure to post pics on what you decide to make. They have some good prices on Jelly Rolls at Connecting Threads, too, if you get the 'bug'.

That is a great book. I have it.