Hexaround Quilt Tutorial - FREE hexagon quilt pattern using jelly rolls (2 1/2" pre-cut strips)
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
- Hexaround is such a fun quilt that is made using pre-cut 2 ½” strips or jelly rolls. This quilt is doable for beginner and advanced quilters alike. The finished quilt measures 60” x 64” for a perfect throw size..
~ Material Requirements ~
2 jelly rolls (or 72 - 2 ½” x WOF strips)
4 yards backing fabric
½ yard binding fabric
60 degree triangle ruler
Fabric I used - Frankie
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I like how your tutorials are clear and to the point! I love your quilt! It has the appearance of an old quilt possibly made by my grandmother. Keep up the good work!
Oh thank you!
When I made this quilt, I used the sections (usually discarded) at the beginning of the sewn jelly roll strips when you cut your first 60 degree piece, to fill in the edges, instead of cutting my whole end hexes, if that makes sense.
That does make sense and is a great idea!
Love the quilt and design. I’m definitely trying this one Thankyou. Great video by the way. 😊
Thank you! 😊
I started this quilt today. I got one jelly roll completed . Really love working with the 60 ruler, although I was afraid at first. I have never done anything other than squares and straight piecing. This is a really good pattern. Thank you!
Yay - so glad you are loving it!! When you're done, I'd love to see a photo of your version! If you're on Facebook - check out this group - facebook.com/groups/823574572081428
That is such a beautiful quilt. I saw it a couple of days ago on Pinterest and pinned it to my Quilting Hexie Board. So here it is a few days later and I'm cruising RUclips on a Sunday morning looking for easy to make quilts and I randomly see this video for the same quilt. It's destiny! Thank you for sharing this. It's such a stunning quilt.
Thanks so much!!
I love hexagons but have only ever done EPP. This is definitely on my 'to do' list especially as I can use up some of my Jelly rolls. Thank you for such a good demonstration, so clear.
You're so welcome! And this hexagon quilt will be done in a flash compared to your EPP! I love EPP hexagon quilts, but they certainly take a lot of time.
Hello! I hope you had a cheerful day! I just got the first chance to sit with my hand quilting and watch your video. I hope you have a carefree week ahead. Thank you for posting your video and sharing your time and talent.
Thank you, you too!
I love your pattern and choice of color! Thank you for making this quilt seem easy!
You are so welcome!
Thanks, Amanda, for another beautiful pattern! Your tutorials are so easy to understand, and I have quite a collection of your patterns! Loving your Scrappy shirt as well - too cute!
Thanks so much!
This tutorial has had a hold on me for a few weeks-- & today I started my quilt! It is really a Fun one to do! I'm using the Frankie jelly roll & it's Adorable!! 😉💗
Thank you!!
Oh yay! I hope you love it!
So pretty! I just ordered the triangle ruler on Amazon. I got one of the jelly rolls so now I need to get the 2nd one and the yardage! Thank you for such a fantastic tutorial!
Hope you enjoy it!
I love this quilt. Very scrappy looking. I found a jelly roll I love and before buying it wanted to find the right pattern. This is the one!! Thank you so much for sharing with us!!
Oh yay!! Please share a photo of your quilt when you're finished!
What a fun quilt! Thank you for the wonderful tutorial. Now to figure out a way to use fabrics from my stash to make it. :-)
It will be so gorgeous with fabrics from your stash and extra scrappy!!
I love Hexi and 60-degree triangle quilts. Super cute!
Me too, thanks!
Thank you, Amanda, another great video…love your style of instruction! 🥰
Thanks Cheryl!!
Simple to follow, beautiful quilt, I started doing hexagon quilts, love your tutorial
Thank you!
Another beautiful quilt Amanda! I love your teaching style -- very clear!
Thank you Karla, I appreciate your kind words!
Love your designs and this hexi pattern. Thanks, Amanda!
Glad you like it!
I love this quilt! It looks like you took so much time and work! ❤️
Thanks!
I love this. An easy way to use jelly rolls! Thank you for the free pattern!
Glad you like it!
Hi Amanda! Love your tutorial and pattern! The hexi quilt is one that I want to make and your tutorial will help me. Thanks for sharing your pattern!
Glad it was helpful!
Hello. This is a beautiful quilt. I want to try and make it really soon. I will look up the pattern. I love your videos. Thanks for sharing.❤️🧵🪡✂️😀
Thank you! 😊
Love all your quilts. I have done several and gave the as Christmas gifts.
Awe, I love hearing this! Thanks so much.
Love love this quilt. I have just the jelly rolls for it. Thank you for the tutorial and pattern!!
Awesome, you're going to love it!!
Thank you for this tutorial Amanda. I always look forward to seeing them💕
Glad you like them!
I love your quilt designs! Thanks for always sharing them. 💜
Yay, so glad you like them!
Love the quilt & the shirt!!! I’m excited to get started on this soon
Thanks so much!
I started making this and it comes together quickly. Also cutting on a 60 degree angle feels more “secure” than a 45 degree angle as in a lot of quilt blocks as you’re not creating bias edges. I found however for me it was better to flip the fabric rather than the ruler so I’m always cutting from the wider base of the ruler and not the thin tip. I inevitably end up nicking the tip of my ruler with the rotary cutter if I try cutting that way. There isn’t a solid side to line the ruler up on if cutting from the tip end. Thanks great pattern and enjoying the process. 🙂
So glad to hear you are enjoying this one! It's one of my favorites :)
Beautiful and easy quilt. Thank you for sharing.
You are so welcome!
Thank you so much for the free patterns!!! I love your tutorials!
Glad you like them!
Beautiful quilt and t-shirts. Would love to see shirt with a v- neck.
I love a v-neck as well. I'll be looking into those options!
Love your tutorials, thanks so much, Linda
Glad you like them!
Love love love this! Love your shirt also. ❤️
Thank you!!!!
Thank you so much Amanda. This turned out great! Love it.
Thank you!!
Thank you so much for sharing this technique looks super easy❣️✂️🪡🧵💗💕❤️🥰
It really is!
Oh I can’t wait to sew this up!
I think you'll love it!
Love the pattern and i love your tutorial! ❤️❤️❤️😍
I'm so glad, thanks!
Beatiful job.🤩Kisiss from Poland
Thank you and so glad to have you watching from Poland!!
Love love love this quilt!!
Thank you!!!
Love this pattern. Hope to make this - thanks!
Thanks!
This is an awesome way to do this quilt, thanks
Thanks!
Muito descomplicado.Adorei está técnica.
Thank you!
Awesome block, thanks for sharing 👍❤️😊
Thank you 🤗
Аманда, спасибо ! Очень красивое одеяло!!
Thank you!
Amazing! ❤
Thank you! 😄
That open rotary cutter is terrifying.
Ha! I'm usually very good about closing them, but sometimes forget! Thankfully no injuries :)
Lovely! Thank you for sharing!
Thanks for watching!
love the easy way to get this hexi look, should the jelly rolls be the same to get the quilt to turn out right or can they be different thanks for all your videos
Hi Karan - I think two different jelly rolls that have coordinating colors would be beautiful and extra scrappy looking!
Thank you so much for sharing this
You are so welcome!
Hi Amanda. Could you use the 10" half hexi ruler? Thanks. Love it!!!
Hi Heidi, I'm not familiar with that ruler, but if you are able to cut 60 degree triangles with it, then it will probably work.
I love this! Thank you!
Yay! Thanks!
love the quilt! I see me making this in the future! Love the shirt also! :)
Yay! Thank you!
Love this!
Thanks!
Love it!
Thanks!!
Thank you 😊
You're welcome 😊
Super erklärt vielen Dank 😊
Thanks!
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This is a Krista Moser pattern. I wish you would have given her credit.
Hi there, I looked Krista Moser up and yes she does have a number of hexagon quilts, however none of them are quite like this (especially using jelly rolls). I promise I did not copy any of her work.
What pattern jelly roll did you use?
The jelly roll I used is called Frankie by Moda Fabrics.