Jelly roll coasters

They Can be Any Size You Want! Create pretty patchwork coasters, trivets and more from leftover 2 1/2″ jelly roll strips. They’re simple to make and can be any size, even as large as place mats. Combine your favorite colors from a coordinated jelly roll pack. Or use up leftover strips in your stash. These …

I am sharing 10 free Jelly Roll Patterns with you today that are my favorites from around the internet. Beautiful patterns that aren't complicated!

This rug is inspired by Roma Lambson's Jelly Roll Rug. You can support the designer, Roma Lambson, by purchasing her pattern . She has addi...

Go As Big As You Want! Strips of fabric wrapped around cotton clothesline make wonderful coasters, trivets, place mats and more. This easy process can go as big as you want, even as large as a table mat or a small rug. Lori Baker made lovely coasters in two sizes for gifts, pairing them with …

Have you made a Jelly Roll Rug? Download @Romaquilts pattern from here and get a group of your sewing friends together and spend a fun filled day making this delightful rug. I have been wanting to make one for months and I seized the opportunity this weekend to gather up my True Blue Feedsacks by Linzee Kull…

I've been wanting to make these for a while so I thought I'd put together a little tutorial. It's Jelly Roll friendly if you have any leftover strips lying around. The final result...

Scrap Fabric Coasters

Go As Big As You Want! Strips of fabric wrapped around cotton clothesline make wonderful coasters, trivets, place mats and more. This easy process can go as big as you want, even as large as a table mat or a small rug. Lori Baker made lovely coasters in two sizes for gifts, pairing them with …

I've been making rope coaster for an upcoming fundraiser. My quilt guild is going to to have a table at a boutique and we were asked to make small items to sell. I make 3 sets of coasters before I found the prototype that made me happy. The first photo shows the winning attempt. One of my blog friends, from across the Pond, asked for a tutorial. So here it is and there are way too many photos, but that's the breaks. For supplies, you need some clothes-line rope, fabric scraps, thread and a…

2,421 likes, 40 comments - amira_littlemushroomcap on September 18, 2021: "Free PDF pattern on my blog @amira_littlemushroomcap . Sew Inspired by @fatquartershop #jellyrolljackpot that I have to grab my well ke..."