Who doesn’t like a quick quilt from a Jelly Roll? I do but I don’t like the Jelly Roll Race Quilts so I decided I’d make a Strippie quilt from one of my Jelly Rolls. I pulled a Jelly Roll off my shelf that had a lot of lights – I’m using 16 lights and …
Just a few notes on this one. I used part of a Jelly Roll quilt for this Rainbow Rail Fence along with a white background fabric from stash. You could cut 2.5 inch strips from your stash. Blocks are 6 inches finished (6.5 inches with seam allowances) Blocks are set 7 x 9 Quilt size …
This Jelly Roll friendly quilt is based on an antique quilt found on eBay. My first version will be multicolored like the quilt above but I plan to make another one in RWB to donate to a veteran. Because I’m using a single background fabric, I will use 32 strips from my Jelly Roll and …
The inspiration quilt came from an eBay search for vintage quilts. I was impatient to start so I didn’t draw out my quilt in TouchDraw like I usually do. My Quilt size will be 48 x 64 Strips are cut 2.5 x width of fabric and you’ll need 48 strips – I’m starting with a …
Plus quilts are in fashion right now and this one is based on a vintage quilt with a few small changes to make it my own. Here’s my two color drawing – designing in two colors is quicker and I always want to get to the piecing faster! I might have to make this one …
Instructions for a small quilt I’m making from a Jelly Roll Quilt size is approximately 40 x 56 Block size is 8 inches (8.5 with seam allowances) Quilt is set 5 blocks across and 7 blocks down. First I sorted my strips into 3 categories as best I could Strips that stood out somewhat from …
Click here to download Boxed Squares (PDF file) Because my quilts are scrappy and made from stash, fabric yardage calculations for most of my quilt instructions are not available and when included, they are estimates only – click here for more information. If you have problems opening the above link, right click on it and save …
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