Jelly Roll Criss Cross Quilt

Thank you Julie for lending us this quilt to help showcase the Criss Cross method using a Jelly Roll.
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[@user-qi7ki5wk9n]

Nice layout. I like the colors in the Plus Quilt. Looks like fun to make too. Thank you Julie!

[@Pip7-px3wq]

I really like the Plus quilt. I have a layer cake of the same fabric which I will try and make it with 🌺

[@robintaylor8421]

Love this quilt. On my bucket list. Thank you

[@erinlukes5512]

I love this! I have some jelly rolls that I think would work up really nice in this pattern. Thank you for sharing.

[@giselaa6111]

Nice pattern Thank You 🙏 greetings from Sweden 🇸🇪

[@Poshfrocknfluffyslip]

Beautiful quilt! I’m sure I would get a headache laying it out and trying not to get things in the wrong place. 🤯

[@loridavison6672]

How fun thank you

[@gfish6979]

this is so cute.

[@tomagalan8731]

I've watched it a few times and expect to come back again. It's simple, but it turns out exceptionally beautiful.Thank you, thank you... Julie for the beautiful design. You made me a wonderful day!

[@carolmorgano7158]

Love this quilt thank you

[@CJG1419]

Beautiful quilt 😊

[@tamrich100]

Love this quilt and straightforward explanation. I would like to know how to sub-divide the jelly roll strips..how many 2.5 vs 6.5 inch pieces per strip. Thank you!

[@vanginmi]

Yes. Im terrible at that type of guessing!

[@annbowling4687]

To be safe, it would be 2 of the 2.5 inch squares for each 6.5 inch rectangle. You may end up with a few extra 2.5 inch squares - I think that would depend on how many partial crosses you have.

[@SewingStudio]

To make one cross you need two 2.5 x 2.5" pieces and one 2.5 x 6.5" piece of fabric. So you should be able to happily get 3 crosses from one jelly roll strip. The quilt shown used a whole jelly roll. You cut the number of crosses depending on how big you want your finished quilt to be. Julie sorted her colours first then cut her strips accordingly.

[@tiffanycollier54]

This would also be great for a scrap quilt! Great tutorial! Thank you!!

[@biancatyler56]

Cute pattern. Is their a written pattern to reference?

[@helenwilliams7112]

Thanks so much for the directions. It is a beautiful quilt! You're such a wonderful teacher. Your voice is so calm and reassuring as I try making things you've demonstrated. Blessings to you!

[@ShadowMoonFarms]

Thank you

[@glynisreynolds446]

Love the idea of this quilt, but it looks like it is a complicated quilt to put together 😳 To have to lay the whole thing out would be tricky 🤔 One to think about 👍🇬🇧

[@debbrase6045]

Is there a printable pattern for this lovely quilt?

[@beverlymartin1414]

Wow!

[@rachelburgener819]

Wow this is awesome, thank you Julie for sharing your beautiful work!!!
Thank you Katrina for sharing her beautiful work!!! Is there a pattern or just follow using the info provided? How many strips of the jelly roll were used?
❤️😀

[@SewingStudio]

Hi Rachel. Julie used a whole jelly roll to make this quilt!

[@Kera.S.]

Love this! I always wondered how this was sewn together when not EPP.

[@Articolate]

I do love a fillet

[@wilycat5290]

How many jellyroll strips are required for a quilt that size... like the one Julie made? Thank you for the video 😊👍💕

[@cherylbaney1287]

I have been looking for this pattern…what is the name of it?

[@dianemcbride-wq8wg]

Love this! Is there a pattern?

[@pattieverdecanna8984]

Where to get the pattern?

[@michelepierce4454]

Can you use fat quarters?