peaceandjoy

A picture of a Trip Around the World in that line is also available as a kit, to give you an idea. It's not a difficult quilt to do, and you've got a lot of the cutting already done by buying a jelly roll. http://www.craftsy.com/supplies/moda...quilt-kit/9686

One jelly roll, without adding to it, won't give you a terribly large quilt, so it depends partly on how big you are wanting to make it. From Jo's Country Junction, I made Chain of Faith (actually liked it so much I bought the same fabric she used in hers). If you do a search for that, you will be able to find the pattern, either on her site or on Moda bakeshop. It uses every smidge of 2 jelly rolls.

I LOVE the fabric line. Too much red? Heck no!

cathyvv

Not too much red, but I love the color red! I love the way you have them laid out to show them to us - very much like a chevron, so I think a chevron quilt would be gorgeous!

Jean in Ohio13452

Great Find... love the Small Prints, Yes put a Red between The Tan and White Can't wait to see finished project..

just joan

No it is not to much red. If I were your Dil I would love to

lindaschipper

I love the red in this jelly roll.....don't worry, with all the neutrals in the roll whatever you decide upon will be beautiful. Go for it!!

Karamarie

The first thing that came to mind when I saw the fabric was "Log Cabin". Lovely fabric.

huskyquilter

I love it! If the gift recipient likes red, she will too!

Check out all of these patterns on moda bakeshop, I modified Sunset Ridge a bit and am using it to make a table runner with 8 matching placemats. It's really quick and fun! http://www.modabakeshop.com/category/jelly-roll

Those colors would also play nicely with this one, but I'm not sure how experienced you are. You could always try a couple steps with some scraps and see how it goes. http://www.modabakeshop.com/2015/04/...tml#more-29265

kbeuchert

It would make a beautiful log cabin! It is not too much red if that is what she likes.

youngduncan

I don't think you have too much red. The different lights make the reds pop. You'll have a spectacular project when you are finished.

mckwilter

I'm not a big "red" fan, so it is a little overwhelming. But my first thought was find some black fabric that had just a touch of red. If you do a jelly roll race, place a square or rectangle of the black fabric between each of the strips.