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Old 12-04-2011, 12:45 PM
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Default New take on the jelly roll quilts.

This is a 40" x 60" quiltm top for the charity I sew for: AZblankets4kids.

I've done four of Loving Izabella's Boomerangs (you send out fat eights to those in your group, they send you a fat eighth. You make them a block using their F8 and your stash, they do the same for you) -- that was about 120 blocks I made for others, and had all sorts of little leftovers from those F8s, not enough to really do anything with. But I remember watching the jelly roll race on Youtube and dragged out the bag of scraps, cut anything that was 2-1/2" wide into a strip, pieced them into 42" wide strips and sewed them together then trimmed to 40 inches wide. I didn't do it like the jelly roll race showed -- they pieced 40 WOF strips into a 1,800" piece. Go watch the video, it's a hoot.
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Old 12-04-2011, 12:56 PM
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I like it, and you can get rid of all the scraps you have.
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I love it! Scrappy quilts are just the best.
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great way to use up scraps-looks nice.I like scrappy quilts the best.
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If you haven't seen the jelly roll races it's worth the time - http://www.quilt-video.com/2011/02/1...lasagna-quilt/
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Turned out very pretty. I am in the process of using up the scraps my previous quilts have created.
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i love that love scrappy
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What a great idea! I love the slanted seams,they give it character!
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As my supply of strips seems to grow like topsy, I've been thinking this would be a good way to use up some of them.
Thanks for sharing. Yours is really pretty.
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I love your idea for using up those pieces of 2 1/2" strips that most of us have left from other projects. thanks for showing us
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