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I bought the "Basket Lattice" pattern at a booth at the Paducah Quilt show this year - they had one made up on the wall - all done in batiks - but, frankly, the directions are very confusing to me - and was hoping that a local quilter would help me figure it out, whenever she has time.
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Love it!!!
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Very pretty!!!
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Originally Posted by Harmony
I didn't get how it would go together either, but it's pretty simple. No inset seams--you sew partial seams, then go back and finish the seams as you add vertical rows. Lots of prep work in sewing the units before you actually start putting the quilt together.
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I really like that. good job
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That is wonderful. Did you actually weave the strips? Bookmarking this one!
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Oh, wow, that is beautiful!
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Very impressive. It looks quite tedious to do so I don't know if I would have the patience you have.
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Originally Posted by feline fanatic
Wow! I love it!
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Wow! I gotta try that one.
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Originally Posted by Harmony
I spent all of the 4th of July quilting this one. I first saw a sample made from batiks in my LQS. On the package they show it made from batiks on black, and they also had one in thirties fabrics on white. I just did a Shop Hop and one of the stores had made up their own jelly rolls, and they had one in Asian fabrics. I couldn't resist it, even though I didn't know what I would do with it. Then I found this pattern, and the deal was done! The pattern was a little intimidating at first, but turned out to be not all that hard to put together--just kind of tedious. But I love the way it came out. It's a generous-sized lap quilt, and I just stiched in the ditch to quilt it. Pretty easy, actually, for a result I'm pretty pleased with!
:oops: Sorry about the "dumb" question: Does a jelly roll always have the same number of strips? Bottom line is: how many strips do I need for this quilt top? |
I love it!
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Very nice :thumbup:
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Very Nice. Also elegant.
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Fabulous!!!! :thumbup:
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I just love it!!
Beautiful job!! |
"Sorry about the "dumb" question: Does a jelly roll always have the same number of strips? Bottom line is: how many strips do I need for this quilt top?"
As far as I know the jelly rolls you buy at quilt stores all have 40 strips. The ones at Joann's don't. You need 40 jelly roll strips to make this quilt. |
Beautiful job
Have a Blessed day Ellen |
Originally Posted by GailG
Originally Posted by Harmony
I spent all of the 4th of July quilting this one. I first saw a sample made from batiks in my LQS. On the package they show it made from batiks on black, and they also had one in thirties fabrics on white. I just did a Shop Hop and one of the stores had made up their own jelly rolls, and they had one in Asian fabrics. I couldn't resist it, even though I didn't know what I would do with it. Then I found this pattern, and the deal was done! The pattern was a little intimidating at first, but turned out to be not all that hard to put together--just kind of tedious. But I love the way it came out. It's a generous-sized lap quilt, and I just stiched in the ditch to quilt it. Pretty easy, actually, for a result I'm pretty pleased with!
:oops: Sorry about the "dumb" question: Does a jelly roll always have the same number of strips? Bottom line is: how many strips do I need for this quilt top? Especially if you are new to quilting. I have sewn for 50 years, but quilting is different, I always have questions. |
Very, very pretty! Great job!
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Very very nice!
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Originally Posted by Harmony
"Sorry about the "dumb" question: Does a jelly roll always have the same number of strips? Bottom line is: how many strips do I need for this quilt top?"
As far as I know the jelly rolls you buy at quilt stores all have 40 strips. The ones at Joann's don't. You need 40 jelly roll strips to make this quilt. |
Would like to know the name of the pattern and where it is available it would be great for all my florals.Would be so delighted to do this quilt.
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Beautiful!
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WOW
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wow, I like your version!
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Here's a direct link to the designer's website. It basically just shows the fron and back of the pattern diredtions. Don't know where you can buy it, but I'm sure you could contact her directly.
http://www.sheripapedesigns.com/ I think this quilt be be gorgeous in florals, with any kind of a background fabric you wanted--black, white, pink, green--don't think it really matters! |
WOW!!!!!!!beautiful job
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Beautiful!!!
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Beautiful!
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wow that is a nice design
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Very pretty!!! Love it!!
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Quite unique. Very outstanding quilt.
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So pretty - love your fabrics.
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Ooooooooooohhhhhh! Love it!
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Beautiful. Nice job.
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Originally Posted by raedar63
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How Beautiful it is.
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