I TOTALLY AGREE about jelly roll’s inconsistency. Oh my, I cannot believe how each this quilt came together. Your jelly roll selection definitely adds to the beauty of the quilt. The ti y border is definitely a PLUS ❤
After you do the strip set decide how big you want this to be (eg.40x48, 40x52) then remove a few of the the remaining strips that are very close in color. Continue with your pattern. When it reaches desired length (48") stop. Use remaining strips to make borders all the way around to increase size of quilt.
❤ If you cut strips from yardage you could cut two of the same for the strip sets, or cut them wider, to one for the uncut strips. One could use .5 precut jelly rolls.
You always have cool ideas for design. I have no imagination for design so I have to rely on wonderful quilters like you to show me ideas💕 thank you so much!!
You know, I was just thinking….my husband always says “Oh no”, when I say that…lol. If you sew that strip set together and make a big tube, before cutting, it could be like a scrappy Trip Around the World or Bargello quilt. Cool. So many ways to use this. Love your pattern and will be doing this. Thanks
When I first saw it I thought what you had done was magic. I'm so surprised. It takes some time but is delightful. I think I'll make my own in solids. Thanks for all that you offer!
This is fantastic, can’t wait to try this, one way to get 2 strips of each fabric is to buy 2 of the same jelly rolls, I have lots of yardage and am going to cut my own strips, thank you very much for this pattern
What a cool quilt, your quilts look very modern. But still has a nod to the past. Since jelly rolls don't come with two of the same. Can you just make two of the same? I'm sure someone would love one as a gift. Just thinking.
Someone brought up to my attention that if I buy 2 Jr. Jelly rolls, then I would have 2 of each in the rolls. Or as you suggest, just make my own. Thank you for the kind words. Much Love!
It looks kind of boho hippy chic to me and I love it. It's visually very stimulating so this will be my next project to tackle. Thanks for sharing this great tutorial with us.
Inspired by your video I looked at a purple jelly roll and found it happened to have 40 strips and 2 of each strip. I make quilts for Project Linus and your quilt would be too big and also I wanted it to be more of a squarer rectangle (I hope this makes sense). So I followed your video until it was time to cut the big piece into 2" wide strips. I had 20 whole strips left over so I decided to use 10 whole strips with 9 of the 2" wide strips. Result were 2 quilts, each about 33" wide by about 40" long. Perfect size! Thanks for this video. It was so simple to make. I did not add any borders as it was big enough. I could not see a way to attach a photo of each quilt but I'd make them again.
@@revelationquilts I'm very pleased with them, so is my quilting friend. I do like your videos as they are clearly presented, contain useful tips and inspire me. Please keep them coming!
All Moda’s precuts are different with the exception of V & Co with only 30 prints in their lines along with Kaffe Fassett’s that are partially in pairs. The strip sets I’ve found that are consistently in pairs are Benertex and Tilda with 40. There could be more but the easy solution is to buy two. Love the quilt, really easy too.
Some sites sell half rolls (20 pieces instead of 40). You could buy two of those and then you'd have your matches. Love your designs, Suze, thanks so much and God Bless!
Could you make 2 identical panels with 2 jelly rolls and make it 60x80. I was wondering if you thought that would be do-able. Also I want to thank you for all the time and energy that you put into your projects, and your generousity to share them with all of the rest of us.
What would happen if you used two complete sets of jelly rolls. Therefore two of each, could you actually make the quilt longer or wider depending on its orientation? Would that even be doable? Love all of your quilt creations.
I was thinking the same… why not buy 2 sets of the same jelly roll. In that way you have for sure 2 of each and the possibility of making a bigger quilt or 2 smaller where the strips could be arranged in different order for each.
I'm pretty sure that you've found a way to get 2 each of the 2.5 inch strips. Moda uses all of a collection and called them Jelly Rolls. Wilmington and others do 2 of each of their basic collections. I use them in my baby quilts. Favorite is Robert Kaufman juniors, 20 strips no duplicates, and they come in so many color ways. So hopefully you can find some 2.5 inch strip bundles for your rainbow quilt.
I cut 2-1/2" strips of solid fabric for the first border, then I used the 1" strips (left over from my strip sets) for the second border, then added another set of 2'1/2" strips for the final border.
This top makes up to 66” x 40”. On the sample’s longer sides, a solid 2 1/2” border was added, then a 1” strip of leftover blocks, then another solid 3” border. (See video for details.) This yielded a finished size of 66” x 50”. If you want a larger quilt, we recommend doubling the fabric, making two of these quilts, and sewing them together right down the middle. This yields 66” x 79”, close to a twin size. A larger quilt can be made by adding borders or making a 3rd quilt and sewing together.
Thank you for being a wonderful instructor, the quilt is beautiful 🤩
Thank you! 😊
Melissa from 70 Acres Studio sent me. 😍
Very cool quilt!
Awesome! Thank you!
Just watched 70 acres studio ,so here I am.thank you sharing❤
Love this style of seeing easy peasy🤗
Awesome! Thank you!
Melissa from 70 acres studio sent me! Can’t wait to work on this quilt.
Enjoy!
I TOTALLY AGREE about jelly roll’s inconsistency. Oh my, I cannot believe how each this quilt came together. Your jelly roll selection definitely adds to the beauty of the quilt. The ti y border is definitely a PLUS ❤
Thank you so much! I was unsure about the border but once I finished it I liked it.
Every Quilt tutorial you e done is sooo my taste!!!!! Thank you so much!!!!!
Awesome! Thank you!
After you do the strip set decide how big you want this to be (eg.40x48, 40x52) then remove a few of the the remaining strips that are very close in color. Continue with your pattern. When it reaches desired length (48") stop. Use remaining strips to make borders all the way around to increase size of quilt.
So unusual! I just love it! You did a fantastic job with an idea I have never seen before! I enjoy seeing new things! Thank you so much!
You are so welcome!
❤
If you cut strips from yardage you could cut two of the same for the strip sets, or cut them wider, to one for the uncut strips. One could use .5 precut jelly rolls.
Great suggestion! Thank you!
You always have cool ideas for design. I have no imagination for design so I have to rely on wonderful quilters like you to show me ideas💕 thank you so much!!
Thank you so much! I love what I do and sharing it with you!
Good tip about the seams. I agree about the jelly rolls.
Beautiful and AMAZING. Thank you for sharing this with me. 😊❤
Glad you enjoyed it!
Wonderful quilt 🤩 Who would have thought a jelly roll could be so beautiful 👏👏🇬🇧
It is very pretty, indeed!
Thankyou , l enjoyed your lesson soooooo much , you are a great teacher , Australia
Thank you! 😃
I imagine you could buy 2 jelly rolls and separate the strips into 2 sets (1 to use now and either make 2 quilts or enlarge the quilt as desired.
You know, I was just thinking….my husband always says “Oh no”, when I say that…lol. If you sew that strip set together and make a big tube, before cutting, it could be like a scrappy Trip Around the World or Bargello quilt. Cool. So many ways to use this. Love your pattern and will be doing this. Thanks
When I first saw it I thought what you had done was magic. I'm so surprised. It takes some time but is delightful. I think I'll make my own in solids. Thanks for all that you offer!
I was actually surprised how fast it came together. I made it within a week.
This is fantastic, can’t wait to try this, one way to get 2 strips of each fabric is to buy 2 of the same jelly rolls, I have lots of yardage and am going to cut my own strips, thank you very much for this pattern
Brilliant idea! Thank you!
It took me a minute to realize you folded the strip set length wise!
What a cool quilt, your quilts look very modern. But still has a nod to the past. Since jelly rolls don't come with two of the same. Can you just make two of the same? I'm sure someone would love one as a gift.
Just thinking.
Someone brought up to my attention that if I buy 2 Jr. Jelly rolls, then I would have 2 of each in the rolls. Or as you suggest, just make my own. Thank you for the kind words. Much Love!
It looks kind of boho hippy chic to me and I love it. It's visually very stimulating so this will be my next project to tackle. Thanks for sharing this great tutorial with us.
Have fun! You are welcome! Enjoy!!
I made this quilt! I really, really like it! Gonna be making more for graduation presents! Thank you for making your tutorial so easy to follow!
Wonderful! The graduates will be lucky to receive one!
What a beautiful quilt! Now I need to make one!
Go for it!
I LOVE how it gives the appearance of a woven quilt. And that it is fairly easy. It turned out great.
Thank you!
I was wondering, could you make 2 panels, sew them together and have it be 80 inches long?
@@deannaosmer6098 or you could just use 2 jelly rolls.
Love this! Wanting a pattern when it is ready. 🌸
It is done; here's the link: revelationquilts.com/product/crossings-quilt/
Inspired by your video I looked at a purple jelly roll and found it happened to have 40 strips and 2 of each strip. I make quilts for Project Linus and your quilt would be too big and also I wanted it to be more of a squarer rectangle (I hope this makes sense). So I followed your video until it was time to cut the big piece into 2" wide strips. I had 20 whole strips left over so I decided to use 10 whole strips with 9 of the 2" wide strips. Result were 2 quilts, each about 33" wide by about 40" long. Perfect size! Thanks for this video. It was so simple to make. I did not add any borders as it was big enough. I could not see a way to attach a photo of each quilt but I'd make them again.
I'm so glad it worked out for you! I'll bet they look beautiful!
@@revelationquilts I'm very pleased with them, so is my quilting friend. I do like your videos as they are clearly presented, contain useful tips and inspire me. Please keep them coming!
Love the quilt. (Great idea) Love the borders too. Tks.
Really like this quilt.
Loving your channel!
Thank you so much!
All Moda’s precuts are different with the exception of V & Co with only 30 prints in their lines along with Kaffe Fassett’s that are partially in pairs. The strip sets I’ve found that are consistently in pairs are Benertex and Tilda with 40. There could be more but the easy solution is to buy two. Love the quilt, really easy too.
This is great info. Thank you.
This is very cool! *goes off to look through my strip sets*
Some sites sell half rolls (20 pieces instead of 40). You could buy two of those and then you'd have your matches. Love your designs, Suze, thanks so much and God Bless!
Thanks for the tip! That makes tons of sense!
Beautiful material looks stunning…. Thank you
Thank you! Cheers!
Could you make 2 identical panels with 2 jelly rolls and make it 60x80. I was wondering if you thought that would be do-able. Also I want to thank you for all the time and energy that you put into your projects, and your generousity to share them with all of the rest of us.
I don't see why not...Or you could just keep going with the 2 jelly rolls, repeating the pattern?
It came out great!!!
Thats a beautiful quilt, love it.
Thank you! 😊
Thank you. I love this pattern. I have a jelly roll and I think they will work for this pattern.
I hope so!🥰
What would happen if you used two complete sets of jelly rolls. Therefore two of each, could you actually make the quilt longer or wider depending on its orientation? Would that even be doable? Love all of your quilt creations.
I’d have to think about this…. Perhaps if I joined the strips so that they are double long? It might work.
I was just thinking this very question. Thanks for asking it. 🤔
Or make 2 quilt tops and join them together.
I was thinking the same… why not buy 2 sets of the same jelly roll. In that way you have for sure 2 of each and the possibility of making a bigger quilt or 2 smaller where the strips could be arranged in different order for each.
thx
Wow, this too cute.
That's a cool quilt design, right there. I love it 🤩. It's a keeper. Thank you for the video 😊👍💕
You’re welcome 😊
I'm pretty sure that you've found a way to get 2 each of the 2.5 inch strips. Moda uses all of a collection and called them Jelly Rolls. Wilmington and others do 2 of each of their basic collections. I use them in my baby quilts. Favorite is Robert Kaufman juniors, 20 strips no duplicates, and they come in so many color ways. So hopefully you can find some 2.5 inch strip bundles for your rainbow quilt.
You're correct! I did find some 20-pc. jelly rolls that would work fine.
Absolutely ❤🧡💛💚💙 the border! Please share the details on how you made it!!
I cut 2-1/2" strips of solid fabric for the first border, then I used the 1" strips (left over from my strip sets) for the second border, then added another set of 2'1/2" strips for the final border.
Dazzling, wow!
Ah! So I should search for Junior jelly rolls somewhere
I have a few that I got from MSQC and JoAnn's
Great video, thank you. 😊
Thanks for watching! 😊
Thanks so much for sharing!
Thanks for watching!
The way most jelly dolls are packaged I would think it almost impossible to know if two of each fabric. Any hints
The best advice I got is to buy 2 Jr. jelly rolls. That way you are sure to get 2 of each.
When you buy two junior jelly rolls you have the same fabric in each roll?
Yes! Thank you !
How many strips would I need for a Queen size? Thanks in advance 😊
This top makes up to 66” x 40”. On the sample’s longer sides, a solid 2 1/2” border was added, then a 1” strip of leftover blocks, then another solid 3” border. (See video for details.) This yielded a finished size of 66” x 50”.
If you want a larger quilt, we recommend doubling the fabric, making two of these quilts, and sewing them together right down the middle. This yields 66” x 79”, close to a twin size. A larger quilt can be made by adding borders or making a 3rd quilt and sewing together.
Great tutorial. Your explanation was simple and thorough. What jelly roll did you use ? Thanks for sharing!!
It's called "Dreamy" by Modern Quilt Studio.
How do I shop for Kelly rolls that will have two matching strips? I bought aModa and all are different prints
The best advice that was given to me was to shop for 2 Jr. Jelly Rolls that have 20 each. That way you'll be sure to get 2 of each design.
Question, would this work with Batik Jellyrolls?
I can think of a reason why it wouldn’t.
@@revelationquilts what size in inches did yours turn out to be?
@@lauralynneh 66” x 50” after the border.
Your strips are not straight on the board
Yep! I'm not perfect.