I have been a quilter for ages and a RUclips follower for as long as it’s been around and you are one of the finest teachers I have watched. You cover all the details without any “extra” stuff. Love it. Thank you🤓❤
Hi from South Africa 🇿🇦 Thanks so much for pattern and tutorial. I've made a few QAYG quilts but never a big patch work alone quilt. I took the challenge 😮😊 He blocks came together quickly and easily, even the ironing. Then the rows were just as fun. I did get a few mixed up but that worked out well. I love it. I used old clothing as I'm recycling and when I look at it I remember things like my mom's washing machine cover and an old apron and cushion cover. Brings back memories and makes me 😊 Thanks for sharing. My next 1 is a potato chip quilt... can't wait😂🎉
Ivonne thank you for this super easy, beginner friendly tutorial. I’m watching the replay from cold, windy, rainy/snowy Greenup, KY. Jelly rolls are addictive!! I love that you can buy one like you said and get the whole fabric line. They are great to put 2 together for a quilt or buy a solid yardage and cut your own to break up it up if they are very busy prints. Extremely versatile to work with. I appreciate all of the different projects you come up with to use them. Stay warm and safe over there. 💙🤍🪡🧵
Most of my favorite quilts are made with one Jelly Roll and 3.5 yards of a coordinating solid. So many things that can be made. There are lots more projects trapped in my head... lol
I love your instructions - they are so clear and thorough! And I truly appreciate your explanation of how to choose colors to make quilts “sparkle”. I’m so happy to have found your channel!!
thank you so much for posting this video. We've got ALL the family together, doesn't happen often, was able to catch this after everyone broke into card games and I could sneak away for a few minutes, will watch it all tomorrow. Beautiful fabric tips.
Great tutorial on selecting colours and choosing patterns to pair…sometimes I am too matchy in my patchies (blocks). Like using white polka dots on black with its inverse black dots on white.😊. The various jelly roll race/strip quilt are also easy and quick quilts, too.
It's called the RING OF FIRE and I wrote the pattern. Here is the project page if you want to make one sites.google.com/view/jelly-roll-club/past-projects/ring-of-fire-quilt
Thank you for the free handouts! I think I’ll make each row 7 1/2 bricks, alternating which end gets the half brick, so that the rows are the same length. This is a terrific pattern to use up scraps and strips!
Good morning. What a lovely very informative video again. I’ve made 3 brick quilts already for my daughters with different themes. I will not be making another but I enjoyed your colour wheel info. I’ve got one but never used it. lol. I just grab fabric I like and put it together. Must give your idea a go. Appreciate everything
January 26 2024 Maryland USA: Today I found your page and all I can say is thank you, thank you so very much. I appreciate the free download with the ability to scan to the site.
I love the quilt on the wall that you plan to totally finish. I am wondering if you have shared the pattern and I just don’t see it. Thanks for your excellent podcasts.
It's called the Ring of Fire. My grandbaby calls it the fruit loops quilt. You can find the pattern on my website. I will post cutting information below Supplies: 1 jelly roll 2 yards of a contrasting solid for background 3/4 yard for binding 1 ¼ yard print for second border. Cut your solid background fabric into 2.5″ strips. Cut on the lengthwise grain (parallel to the selvage) so that you get longer strips (this will come in handy when you make the borders). To make each block you will need to cut: from Jelly Roll Strip 4 (2.5 inch) squares 4 (2.5 by 5.5 inch) squares 4 1.5 inch squares from background fabric Cut 144 squares (2.4 inch by 3.5 inch) Cut 144 squares (2.5 by 2.5 inch) Please watch the tutorial for tips and tricks for making this quilt.
Hi I’m watching replay from Australia. Love your videos but I can’t find where to get the colour wheel you mentioned. Your description o the colour wheel is the best I’ve seen. Thank you ❤
Hello from north queensland Aussie. Love it, thank-you. If you want a finished 10" block, add a 10 1/2" strip on each side, try a background or a neutral colour. Would you be able to 1/4 turn on every 2nd block?
I did a scant 1/4 inch on my rows with 7 blocks and a "chubby" 1/4 inch on my rows with partial blocks and they lined up on the edges. I hope you're enjoying your summer in the south.
Didn't get to watch live but I noticed that one of the bricks on the pattern is sewn wrong it is baby blue and gray. Thanks for a fast jelly roll quilt.
Hi Dana - the pattern is on the website sites.google.com/view/jelly-roll-club/quick-and-easy-gifts and you can download it to your device using this direct link drive.google.com/file/d/1y__r_yaZZDj3Ymz4DDHmWPAfoe3ekssP/view
I love my color wheel - I have a video and handout showing examples of how to pick colors for a quilt. ruclips.net/user/live33YQZ9eoCNA?si=-cOhk7HUjEeVJswL
Oh…. I like everything you do but this… to me looks like a tissues box (Kleenex) not really like brick. 🫣 But I like the look of the quilt you showed in the beginning, with all the pieces in center appearing to be the same light color. Well, we are all “different” aren’t we ? lol. I remember one time talking to another quilter and she said… I never put red and yellow next to each other. I asked… why ? She said.. it looks like ketchup and mustard, McDonald’s colors. Since then, I too avoid having only red and yellow together. I always make sure to incorporate at least another color in group, making sure I don’t have ketchup and mustard all over my quilt. 😂😂
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I have been a quilter for ages and a RUclips follower for as long as it’s been around and you are one of the finest teachers I have watched. You cover all the details without any “extra” stuff. Love it. Thank you🤓❤
Thanks so much 😊
Hi from South Africa 🇿🇦
Thanks so much for pattern and tutorial.
I've made a few QAYG quilts but never a big patch work alone quilt.
I took the challenge 😮😊
He blocks came together quickly and easily, even the ironing. Then the rows were just as fun. I did get a few mixed up but that worked out well. I love it. I used old clothing as I'm recycling and when I look at it I remember things like my mom's washing machine cover and an old apron and cushion cover. Brings back memories and makes me 😊
Thanks for sharing.
My next 1 is a potato chip quilt... can't wait😂🎉
I am working on a potato chip pillow for my bedroom using my father's shirts (he passed away 18 months ago).
Love your batik fabrics. I’m considered the “Scrappy queen” here. Love this block.
I love using all my scraps :)
Ivonne thank you for this super easy, beginner friendly tutorial. I’m watching the replay from cold, windy, rainy/snowy Greenup, KY. Jelly rolls are addictive!! I love that you can buy one like you said and get the whole fabric line. They are great to put 2 together for a quilt or buy a solid yardage and cut your own to break up it up if they are very busy prints. Extremely versatile to work with. I appreciate all of the different projects you come up with to use them. Stay warm and safe over there. 💙🤍🪡🧵
Most of my favorite quilts are made with one Jelly Roll and 3.5 yards of a coordinating solid. So many things that can be made. There are lots more projects trapped in my head... lol
Thank for the knowledge we received today
North Carolina , thank you for sharing
NC here too
Thanks for watching!
Thank you for this clear tutorial. This is a wonderful block pattern. I’m making scrappy quilts for our Guild for charity.
Wonderful! This one goes very quickly for charity projects.
Great tutorial. You have a wonderful voice for video, calm soothing. Easy to listen to and great instructions. Thanks.
Thank you! 😊
I love your instructions - they are so clear and thorough! And I truly appreciate your explanation of how to choose colors to make quilts “sparkle”. I’m so happy to have found your channel!!
Glad it was helpful!
thank you so much for posting this video. We've got ALL the family together, doesn't happen often, was able to catch this after everyone broke into card games and I could sneak away for a few minutes, will watch it all tomorrow. Beautiful fabric tips.
Glad you enjoyed it
Great tutorial on selecting colours and choosing patterns to pair…sometimes I am too matchy in my patchies (blocks). Like using white polka dots on black with its inverse black dots on white.😊. The various jelly roll race/strip quilt are also easy and quick quilts, too.
Tuned in a little late but Im here from Eastern Ky👏👏👏👋👋
No worries. I love seeing other Kentucky Quilters stopping by.
you are the best teacher I have come upon,your instructions are clear and you talk very slowly.//////////thank you for sharing your great knowledge.
Wow, thank you!
I also like the way you explain the instructions very well. I love quilting but not the greatest quilter. Hope to learn allot.
You can do it!
Thank you. And wow on the star quilt. I am glad I started it. Can't wait for next block.
Wonderful! I love drafting quilts in my head and watching other quilters grow them into something amazing.
I just discovered your tutorials! I love using scraps and jelly rolls. Thanks so much.
Glad you like them! Welcome to the Jelly Roll Club
Late for the live but enjoying the video from east Texas
Thanks for watching!
I just adore you and have missed you due to health issues! You are so darn sweet and I have referred many people to you! You deserve that!💕💕💕
I'm glad you are back!!
Great quilting
I am loving learning from you the many ways to "easily" utilize jelly rolls
If you visit my website you can see lots of other projects made with Jelly Rolls
Hello I am Nia. I enjoyed your second scrappy quilt.from Tobago.
Hello!! I have lots of fun scrappy projects coming soon!!
Thank you for generosity, enthusiasm and creativity. All the best for 2024. Watching the video from Rustenburg, South Africa.
Thanks so much for supporting my creative adventure.
I love the quilt on the wall to your right.
It's called the RING OF FIRE and I wrote the pattern. Here is the project page if you want to make one sites.google.com/view/jelly-roll-club/past-projects/ring-of-fire-quilt
I luv the bright colored quilt hanging on your wall.
That one is called Ring of Fire - Jere is the video ruclips.net/user/liveG7o-adJ5AuM?si=ofbpDNHmtWIxWrLG
Here is the project page sites.google.com/view/jelly-roll-club/past-projects/ring-of-fire-quilt
Thank you for the free handouts! I think I’ll make each row 7 1/2 bricks, alternating which end gets the half brick, so that the rows are the same length. This is a terrific pattern to use up scraps and strips!
It goes so fast!! I made my quilt top in one day.
Wow, another easier scrap quilt pattern. This is pretty. I love the colors and prints you are using. Thank you.
Glad you like it! I love using my collection of Jelly Roll strips for all type of fast and easy projects.
Enjoyed this tutorial!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Brisbane Qld. New to jelly rolling. So clear to this beginner ‼️
Welcome!!
Great tutorial. If you cut a few strips 1/2 inch larger you can make the half blocks out of those.
Glad I found this I love this. Thank you so much. I found two new quilts to do with Jelly Rolls, So happy I was kinda loss didn't know about these.
Wonderful!
New from NV
Welcome to the Jelly Roll Club!!
Watching the rerun from Sydney Australia. Great quilt idea. TFS
Thank you so much 😊
Love your videos.
Thank you!
I really enjoyed your class. Thank you
I'm so glad!
Love how easy this one is a great beginners block
Easy peasy!!!
Hello from Ft Wayne , Indiana. ❤
Hey there!
I ❤ this project. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
You have made this look to easy, thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
Good morning. What a lovely very informative video again. I’ve made 3 brick quilts already for my daughters with different themes. I will not be making another but I enjoyed your colour wheel info. I’ve got one but never used it. lol. I just grab fabric I like and put it together. Must give your idea a go. Appreciate everything
Sounds great!
Nice tutorial! Happy New Year 🎉
Thank you! Cheers!
🎉 Happy New Year from SC
Same to you!
Just discovered you to today. I love the way you explain everything. I am delighted to subscribe to your Chanel.
Awesome! Thank you!
Thank you for sharing. So nice.
Thanks for watching!
Hello from Ontario Canada
Thanks for watching and supporting the Jelly Roll Club
Thank you for a great, quick quilt. Maybe I can make a dent in my strip drawer.
Yes!!
Hi just found your channel. Joining from Northern Ireland
Welcome!
January 26 2024 Maryland USA: Today I found your page and all I can say is thank you, thank you so very much. I appreciate the free download with the ability to scan to the site.
You're welcome. The purpose of my channel is to be a free education channel for sewing and quilting.
Thank you! This is easy peasy!
You bet!
I love the quilt on the wall that you plan to totally finish. I am wondering if you have shared the pattern and I just don’t see it. Thanks for your excellent podcasts.
It's called the Ring of Fire. My grandbaby calls it the fruit loops quilt. You can find the pattern on my website. I will post cutting information below
Supplies:
1 jelly roll
2 yards of a contrasting solid for background
3/4 yard for binding
1 ¼ yard print for second border.
Cut your solid background fabric into 2.5″ strips. Cut on the lengthwise grain (parallel to the selvage) so that you get longer strips (this will come in handy when you make the borders).
To make each block you will need to cut:
from Jelly Roll Strip
4 (2.5 inch) squares
4 (2.5 by 5.5 inch) squares
4 1.5 inch squares
from background fabric
Cut 144 squares (2.4 inch by 3.5 inch)
Cut 144 squares (2.5 by 2.5 inch)
Please watch the tutorial for tips and tricks for making this quilt.
ruclips.net/user/liveG7o-adJ5AuM?si=bJDtzjGUZ7fo7eDB
sites.google.com/view/jelly-roll-club/past-projects/ring-of-fire-quilt
Great video
Glad you enjoyed it
Hello….Checking in from Pflugerville Texas.
Welcome! I have a soft spot for Texans... the lady who taught me to quilt was from Texas
Awesome
Glad you like it.
Good evening from Gainesville Georgia
Hi - I'm glad you stopped by
Hello everyone from chilly East Texas!❤
Thanks for joining us!!
Hello from west wales uk
Welcome
From NJ
Thanks for watching!!
Hi I’m watching replay from Australia. Love your videos but I can’t find where to get the colour wheel you mentioned. Your description o the colour wheel is the best I’ve seen. Thank you ❤
Oh, thank you. here is the handout drive.google.com/file/d/17wXi7Veb_WnK4xinpkjpRVR-hzbMUTde/view
Hello from north queensland Aussie.
Love it, thank-you. If you want a finished 10" block, add a 10 1/2" strip on each side, try a background or a neutral colour. Would you be able to 1/4 turn on every 2nd block?
I did a scant 1/4 inch on my rows with 7 blocks and a "chubby" 1/4 inch on my rows with partial blocks and they lined up on the edges. I hope you're enjoying your summer in the south.
Lindsay, Ontario, Canada
Hi Sandy!!
Hi! Candy from TX here. I am really interested in the quilt you have hanging up in this video. Have you done a tutorial on it?
Hi Candy - that quilt is called the Ring Of FIre ruclips.net/user/liveG7o-adJ5AuM?si=5TZNwbPmtuw2liLM
@@JellyRollClubthank you!
Didn't get to watch live but I noticed that one of the bricks on the pattern is sewn wrong it is baby blue and gray. Thanks for a fast jelly roll quilt.
It looks right to me. Ask tv’s aren’t created equal as far as the color goes. ID right with what I’m seeing and what she’s saying
Question: why wouldn’t you sew the whole strip length then cut the 10” lengths? What am I missing? Thanks.
Hello I'm Carol fromvohio
Stay warm up there!! Welcome Carol
I don’t understand how you make them square, can you please tell me again?
To make a square, sew three 2.5 inch squares in a row. Then attach the 6.5 inch strip to each side.
I missed the live, darn.
Is pattern on web site?
Hi Dana - the pattern is on the website sites.google.com/view/jelly-roll-club/quick-and-easy-gifts and you can download it to your device using this direct link drive.google.com/file/d/1y__r_yaZZDj3Ymz4DDHmWPAfoe3ekssP/view
I have had a color wheel many years and have never used it! Stupid is as stupid does.
I love my color wheel - I have a video and handout showing examples of how to pick colors for a quilt. ruclips.net/user/live33YQZ9eoCNA?si=-cOhk7HUjEeVJswL
What size
The block measures 6.5 x 10.5 (unfinished) the quilt is 70x90"
Hello everyone
Hi Linda
Do you starch your fabric?
I did not starch these since they are batiks and very stiff already. Normal quilting cotton, I wash and starch before I cut my strips.
Another easy way to know if colors go together, is think about nature...if it the colors happen in nature they go together (flowers, colors of birds).
Absolutely.
when printed out the pattern it cut off the right side anyone else have this happen I can make it from handout but just wondered
Set to landscape and fit to printable area. I'm going to revise the page setting and post it again. So sorry about that.
Looks like batiks
Yes, I love batiks for scrappy quilts
I meant all three strip lengths…
Some are 6.5 inch some are 10.5 -
They look like tissue box tops. Lol
Yes, they do :)
No subscribe butto
Here you go ruclips.net/user/JellyRollClub
Oh….
I like everything you do but this… to me looks like a tissues box (Kleenex) not really like brick. 🫣
But I like the look of the quilt you showed in the beginning, with all the pieces in center appearing to be the same light color.
Well, we are all “different” aren’t we ? lol.
I remember one time talking to another quilter and she said… I never put red and yellow next to each other. I asked… why ?
She said.. it looks like ketchup and mustard, McDonald’s colors.
Since then, I too avoid having only red and yellow together. I always make sure to incorporate at least another color in group, making sure I don’t have ketchup and mustard all over my quilt. 😂😂
Variety is the spice of life. You can make this scrappy or with a controlled color scheme, they look great both ways.