1600 quilt tutorial jelly rolls

What do you do with all those pretty left over pieces of fabric from your projects that you just can't part with? I have made bags, runners, and all manner of other projects with my scrap stash, and finally, I decided to make a variation on the Jelly Roll Race quilt using my scraps. I'm delighted with how it turned out. Watch the video tutorial below or scroll down for the written instructions TOOLS USED IN THIS TUTORIAL You can check the latest prices at Amazon by clicking on the links…

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…

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.

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

Inspired by the Jelly Roll Race or Jelly Roll 1600 quilt. I used the same technique, but upsized it to make a king sized blanket, used upcycled materials, and added a little extra detail! Click through to get the tutorial and make your own! #upcycled

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

Read all about our top ten Jelly Roll quilt patterns! These patterns are fun and extra quick to sew! Visit the Jolly Jabber Blog!

Let's start with step by step so I don't lose any one. Let's call the top the head and the end the tail. With a typical jelly roll, the st...

Jelly roll quilts are easy to make and stitch together in a flash. Here are a few of my favorite free patterns to help you stitch up a storm.

Main - Jelly Roll 1600 Quilts - Hi everyone, I'm new here and relatively new to quilting. I have made this quilt twice so far. The first one I made at a retreat in May similar to the directions on the other thread.The next one I followed a friend's suggestion, And cut 20 strips in half, then cut the other 20 strips