marla

You have to be a B&N member to view the book. I bought this one. It has patterns for usally 1 jelly roll plus extra yardage for the background and borders. I don't see why you couldn't use the jelly roll for the border too. I did like the patterns though.
I also like Trade Winds and am geared up to do a quilt in this pattern.

burnsk

Check out this site for some FANTASTIC free quilt patterns:
http://www.hoffmanfabrics.com/conten...asp?FolderID=7

brookemarie19

Really nice site.. many things to put on my to do list now :-P

DeniseB

Hi Michael, I answered your email about bags.

Anyway, jelly rolls are great. I used an easy pattern for the quilt below from: http://www.maryquilts.com/boxed-squares/

I used 2 bali pops/jelly rolls to make mine bigger, but you can use one and make a quilt 48"x60". It would look cute with the fabric you just bought. Good luck.

BevD

Love that pattern, have 3 jelly rolls sitting in my sewing room I bought from ebay and this would be perfect for one of them!!

mamabird3

I did both these with Jelly Rolls... loved doing them.

burnsk

Love your quilts, especially the 3rd one. Aren't JR's great?

Holice

I made a tube quilt recently from a jelly roll. Rain Fence, log cabin. If you want easy then any square or rectangular design is good. Don't stress too much on the first one, save the detailed patterns for the next.

kclausing

jelly rolls are great for log cabin quilts.

SherriB

I am going to make a quilt called Split Decisions by Teacher's Pet. It looks very easy to make. I am using Moda's Gyspy Rose jelly roll.

Here is a link to the pattern:

http://www.trinityquilts.com/item.ph...ategory_id=466