Use of a jelly roll
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I'm kicking myself because I can't find a link to the blog that gave me this pattern, but it's pretty simple. I used a 20-strip jelly roll, started with a 2.5 x 3" center fabric of sunrise sky looking print, and then started with one jelly strip and went round, then a 1.5" gray strip around, then back to the jelly strip till it ran out and added on the next jelly strip.
I like it, but next time I think I'd change the center piece to 2.5" x 3.5" or 4, and I think I'd cut the jelly strips in half for more variety. It was quick to make, and is good for a beginner, I think. It's gone to Project Linus. |
Neat jelly roll quilt!
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nicely done
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Very pretty! You did great!
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Oh no, I love it. You did good. It is so bright and pretty. Maybe you have looked at it too long.LOL
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Very nice job. Like your idea to start with a rectangle.
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That is real cute. Some child is just going to love it!!
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The closest I could find is this link-
http://homesweethideaway.blogspot.co...oll-quilt.html but it looks like yours was made with a different technique or is it the quilting on it you did? |
It's great. Nice and colorful for Project Linus. Thank you for your donation.
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Originally Posted by Annaquilts
(Post 6915052)
The closest I could find is this link-
http://homesweethideaway.blogspot.co...oll-quilt.html but it looks like yours was made with a different technique or is it the quilting on it you did? Hers does look different. I think maybe it's because she started with a 2.5" square and then used a gray border, so the center of her quilt looks lighter? I don't know, but that's definitely the one that inspired me. |
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