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Originally Posted by quilting cat
I hate to pay extra for someone to cut the fabric for me. I've never purchased a jelly roll for that reason -- you are usually paying at least 50% extra for the fabric. I'd rather buy 1/8th yard of each.
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They are great if you want a scrappy kind of quilt. I found they don't work well if you need more of a color.
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They are great if you want a scrappy kind of quilt. I found they don't work well if you need more of a color.
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I love jelly rolls but haven't done too much with charm packs yet. Missouri Star Quilting Company have wonderful video'son them.
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I like the jelly rolls and if you buy them from connecting threads they do not charge extra for the cutting....
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Originally Posted by Peckish
In reply to the requests and PM's asking for the pattern for this quilt - I used the tutorial found here:
http://beesquarefabrics.blogspot.com...t-without.html I used one package of Bali Pops in the Cotton Candy (soft pastels) colorway, and one package of Tonga Treats in the Meringue (off-white) colorway. p.s. I purchased both of these items on sale, so the entire top was less than $46. |
I really like your quilt.
Originally Posted by Peckish
I really like them. They're great for quick, simple, easy projects. Sometimes I just don't want to cut!
This is my favorite project I've ever made with jelly rolls. |
If you hate cutting, they are nice. There are many books and patterns that use both. I like them, but mostly use fabric and cut myself.
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Missouri Star Quilt Co has lots of tutorials using jelly rolls. I really like their site.
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Have you noticed that all the precuts have food names, does this mean we like to eat?
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