Casi

They have been advertising on Facebook. Really darling daisy patterned jelly rolls and charm packs! There are some reviews but don't know if they are the real thing. I was wanting my club to order but they are leery. The prices are good ($16 and $17 for jelly rolls) but the shipping is a lot, like most mail order places. If we order $75 shipping is free. We are wanting to do the "3 dudes" blocks.

selm

Did you see that the jelly rolls only have 17 strips? If you got 2 rolls you would still only have 34 strips for $32-$34. Regular jelly rolls have 40 strips.

PaperPrincess

this was posted a couple days ago:
http://www.quiltingboard.com/main-f1/real-t277729.html
Consensus was the jelly rolls were over priced seeing as they have so few strips, and the fabric is from Marshall's Dry goods. If your club wants to order you would be farther ahead ordering yardage directly from Marshall's then cutting your own strips.

tuckyquilter

I'm happy to see a review of this place too. I didn't notice that their jelly rolls were "shorted" in strips. Good to know IF you are making a specific pattern that requires all 42 strips.

Boston1954

I ordered online recently and it said the shipping was $17.00, but when it arrived it was only about $6.75. I think many of these places may have estimates on the shipping to start out.

quiltingcandy

Boston 1954 - did they credit the difference in shipping? Or was it charged as Shipping AND Handling fees.

tessagin

I have cut my own Jelly rolls because of the strips being too off by as much as 1/2-3/4". Cheaper to cut your own. Another reason I don't order on line much.

ManiacQuilter2

Be sure to check out the number of strips. Not ALL packages contain 40 strips.

Casi

Yes, I found this posting after I had already posted my question. Glad to know about the number of pieces! I won't be purchasing from them that is for sure!

QuiltnLady1

Just checked out Marshalls dry goods -- wow the prices are great!! Will have to remember to check them out the next time I need fabric.