Jelly Roll Rug Placemats, Pillows Coasters and Trivets Tutorial!
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- If you've ever wondered how to turn the super popular Jelly Roll Rug pattern into a placemat, RJ Designs now has a pattern that gives you step-by-step instructions, PLUS ideas, dimensions and number of strips needed for pillows, placemats and trivets!
We're kicking off our 12 Makes of Christmas 2019 series with this project because it makes a great gift, can be completed in a weekend and can easily be customized to all kinds of tastes and seasons.
And this is a big bonus ... if you had trouble with getting the oval or round jelly roll rugs to lay flat, this straight version is guaranteed to be as flat as a pancake because there are NO curves. And we give you all the tips you need to help keep your strips super straight.
In the video I show you everything you need to make this project. We cover how to:
Stuff your jelly roll strips with batting and stitch down the center to secure them with stitching down the center
- Sew your strips together using a zig zag stitch
- Arrange your strips so the outside has a neat single fold edge
- Cut your project to size for a placemat or pillow
- Bind the raw edges for a placemat or trivet
- Create a pillow
- Cut out and bind your coasters from the leftover bits
When you finish watching it, you'll know everything you need to make a fabulous set of matching placemats, coasters and trivet or a pair of pillows from one jelly roll!
Watch other Jelly Roll Rug tutorials:
Jelly Roll Rug: shop.quiltaddi...
Jelly Roll Rug II: shop.quiltaddi...
Colossal Round Rug & Jelly Roll Rug π: shop.quiltaddi...
Washing your rug and fixing it if it isn't flat: www.quiltaddic...
Supplies we used:
Pillows & Placemats pattern by RJ Designs: shop.quiltaddi...
One Jelly Roll: shop.quiltaddi...
Jelly-Roll Rug Batting Roll - Bosal Katahdin On-A-Roll 2 1/2″ x 50 yards: shop.quiltaddi...
1,300 meter spool of 50 wt Aurifil Thread: shop.quiltaddi...
Jeans Needle: shop.quiltaddi...
Walking Foot
Light and dark marking tools: shop.quiltaddi...
Rotary Cutter: shop.quiltaddi...
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I am wanting to make a jelly roll rug but I think this will be a good place to start. Nice small bites to get used to it.
Omg so perfect n adorable coaster.your secret is to sew slowly n it will turn out perfect. I used my left overs n made a place mat n mugmats.it turned out perfect.now I want to make 4 plademats.by the way my oval rug didn't turn out its still curvy.left it until I try n fix it.so now I only make runners.No fuss there.th for the tutorial n very understanding. Keep your videos coming.Enjoy your holidays. Xoxoxoxo from northwest territories. Hay river .
I iron my strips in half first, which helps me fold them easier.
Great tip!
I do not sew my cording strip at all. I zig zag the cord (folded edge) to my rug. Is the method ok? Thank you
Cute fabric, all those shamrocks!
It is adorable!
These are adorable!!!!
Very clear instructions. Thank you. :)
You’re welcome!
how many strips did u use for the mat
Sigh. Being Canadian, our exchange rate is not good... so I may need to wait until you folks get a better President, so the world is more confident in your economy (and therefore ours) and our currencies are more aligned, before I can shop American again. But I like what you've shown us here, and would love to be able to order my fabric from you, Stephanie. Great projects, great tutorial, thank you!
~Diana K.
Being an United States citizen, let me say that your comments about our country and our beloved President are not appreciated.
@@dayzemae9015 I am with her and I live in the USA
Bring on November
Bring on November 2024.
Be careful what you wish for😒
Какая болтливая мастерица!
Super cute!
You try to go into those pages and you can’t find them
Awesome tutorial! Thank you🤗
I wondered how you figure out if you need a walking foot. I have never used one
Anytime you're working with 3 or more layers a walking foot is extremely helpful!
@@QuiltAddictsAnonymous thank you so much I am new to quilting
After I see the 1st 2 strips tog on the “open” edge, leaving the folded edge to the outsides,,,, wouldn’t u have to see the next strip of 2’s to the 1st on a open side to a folded side??? Or did I miss something in the instructions????
That info is available in the pattern. You can grab a copy here: shop.quiltaddictsanonymous.com/product/jelly-roll-rug-pillows-placemats-by-rj-designs/
I ordered my pattern!
Dove si acquistano i roll anche quello per l interno?
When you get done with the fold could you iron the strip before you sew it then chain piece it? Or use a binding foot?
I'm not sure if it would fit through a binding foot. It might be to bulky with the batting in there. I would say give it a try and see if it works!
Oh wow, walking feet can do zig zag stitches?
You sure can!
could you please tell me what you are spritzing on, as I suppose that it is not clear water, and why you are using it. ? lilian DK,
This bottle is actually just clear water. We do not use water in our irons, so a little spritz of water can help if you have wonky fabric. A spray starch alternative (such as Best Press) can also be used if your fabric needs a bit more attention.
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