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Sew Fast Sew easy!
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Thanks for a really fast quilt pattern!
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What a great idea!
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OMG what a great idea for leftover strips......thanks so much
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Originally Posted by fromthenestdesigns
(Post 4170534)
Go ahead and read through all the posts. (it might take you a while) There is one of them where I explained the math to figure out how many strips and inches you will need for a particular size quilt.
For example: If you have 25 strips of 40" long you have 1000 " by 2" (I count the finished size because it's easier) fold once: 500" by 4" fold again: 250" by 8" fold again: 125" by 16" fold again: 62.5" by 32" Add borders you want and you have a quilt. Or: 20 strips of 40" gives you 800" (or scraps totallying 800") fold once: 400" by 4" fold again: 200" by 8" fold again: 100" by 16" fold again: 50" by 32" Add borders to make a nice throw or baby quilt. You get the picture. Good luck! Robin Thanks for the pattern. I've been looking at my Jelly Roll with matching Layer Cake, trying to decide what to do. Have you tried to angle the joining of the strips? Not sure if I'm making sense. LOL. Vicky |
Originally Posted by Vicky K
(Post 4670894)
Have you tried to angle the joining of the strips? Not sure if I'm making sense. LOL.
Vicky |
good job explaining! Thanks!
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Thank you, I am new to quilting and have a jelly roll in infant boy patterns for my new grandson expected beginning of February. I did not know where to get started. Now I do.
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Thank you for posting this, it looks really fun, and is a refreshing, simple design. I am new to quilting so this is just the kind of project to keep me excited!! :)
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I think I need to try this again sometime soon. The first time didn't work our for me very well. ;0)
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