Race quilt jelly roll

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Ok, so you may be asking... what is a Jelly Roll Race Quilt and how do you make a Jelly Roll Race Quilt in an hour, or so ;)? This is part 2 of our 3 part Jelly Roll Race Quilt series. Be sure to read part 1 Jelly Roll Race Quilt :: Quilt in …

Jelly rolls can make it so easy to quickly finish a quilt top, but how many jelly rolls to make a quilt? Jelly roll fabric strips are 2 1/2" wide by the width of the fabric, making it pretty nice when it comes to sewing straight lines.

Here is an easy Jelly Roll Quilt top that you will find quick and easy to do. It's ideal for your first Jelly Roll quilt as we use straight seams to attach the strips to each other instead of the usual 45° angle. We used a Paradiso by Kate Spain for Moda Jelly Roll to make this quilt and we are so happy with the result. This is probably no longer available however there are lots of lovely Jelly Rolls available. Check out our video tutorial below The finished size of the brown jelly roll…

How to change the dimensions of a standard Jelly Roll Race quilt by using a formula to calculate the number of strips needed for different sized quilts

Click here to find an easy tutorial to make a one-block quilt with a roll of precut 2 1/2" fabric strips.

I try to have at least one comfort/spare quilt made ahead, ready for when I might need one quickly. Sadly I needed to gift my spare comfort quilt last week. That meant I needed to make another. A year or two ago, I bought a Dark Batik Jelly Roll on sale to make a Jelly Roll Race quilt with spacers. To make this quilt a little longer I pulled some strips from stash and added a few rows. For spacers and binding, I bought 2/3 yard of a dark batik. That was cutting it close. The backing was…

Jelly rolls and jelly roll quilt tutorials. You know- those big rolled piles of goodies that you are afraid to open.

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My parents came to visit recently for Easter. Something that you may not know about my mom is that she really likes to surf Pinterest. You didn't hear this from me, but I think if they ever start a "Pinners Anonymous" that she would be the first member. Anyway, she found a neat image of a quilt that was similar to the Jelly Roll Quilt Race quilts, but it didn't have a pattern attached. After mulling it over a bit, I thought I had figured out how they made it, so I tried out my theory this…