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Originally Posted by PghPat
(Post 5257082)
All these Jelly Roll quilts...and where are all the pictures for us to enjoy and get inspiration. Would LOVE to see them.
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Originally Posted by Z
(Post 5256602)
Look at the decorative stitches on your machine. I use what is called the serpentine stitch at the widest width and a length of 3 or 4. I stitch on top of each seam and don't worry if it is straight on the seam. The curves offset the straight seams. Quilting on the seams at the 2 inch intervals makes a nice rippling texture. The serpentine stitch is like a huge zigzag but has rounded points.
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Originally Posted by karate lady
(Post 5256518)
what is a jelly roll race quilt????
http://www.quiltingboard.com/tutoria...lt-t44258.html |
Originally Posted by jeanneb52
(Post 5255326)
I've done a ton of these and tend to do meandering or leaves and vines accross. I think it needs to be "flowy" to offset all the straight bars.
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Here is Missouri Star Quilt Company's tutorial on the jelly roll race quilt. All their videos are fantastic:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2bEJL...0&feature=plcp |
Originally Posted by burchquilts
(Post 5257387)
Me, too! Like I said earlier, I wish we could have a gallery or an album or whatever with them in it. I wonder who you contact about that? Maybe I'll ask Patrice...
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I bought two jelly rolls last week and plan on making two quilts or one large quilt.
I watched the video from the Missouri Star Quilt Company. That Lady is a hoot to watch. |
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