mindless

I was able to get there with this link:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y8xblarkuBg

SusieQOH

Thanks, but that's not Jordan's. It's someone else. I will watch it anyway. Thanks!

Geri B

I like Jordan fabrics design better than the oval I've seen in other videos...there does seem to be a lot of "bowing" happening withe the continuous oval rug. Whereas with the Jordan, each jelly roll,strip is sewn like a string block...no bowing and looks so much easier to handle....maybe I would first try a tablerunner.... Several years ago there was a pattern out for a purse done with that same technique..a friend did one and it was lovely........

Onebyone

Here is a video of the oval one that is very good.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y8xb...&feature=share

At first I thought I needed to make one but now I'm not sure. It's a lot of work for a rug. LOL

SusieQOH

Geri, where did you find Jordan's ? I can't find it.

Ellen 1

At least this lady tells you how to do it instead of saying “its in the pattern” every other sentence. Wish she would have shown how to turn the corner though. That is the only thing holding me back right now....thinking about that. I do not have a pattern. I like how Donna Jordan sewed her strips in the middle. I think that will lay better and softer on the feet.

mindless

SusieQOH, you're right. That's funny, because when I did a utube search for the Jordan Fabric's rug, this is a link that popped up.
So, I went to Jordan Fabrics, and clicked on their playlist here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?lis...oGD27nG1AMCCgc
(all 88 videos), and the rug is not on the list anymore.

It wasn't here either: https://www.youtube.com/results?sear...jelly+roll+rug

What link do you have?

tranum

I have crocheted rug in downstairs bathroom. It was made a long time ago with old sheets and I can barely crochet but it’s thick and lays flat so I like it. This is a different concept however.

Onebyone

I have made oval place mats using fabric strips and batting. When turning a corner let the fabric cord be relaxed and even itself out around the curve. Don't stretch or pull it, hold it next to the rung it should be sewed to and let the machine ease it in.

Geri B

Well this certainly is bizarre...the YouTube video is no longer there! I saved the email that I oroginally rec'd with the direct link to video and when I opened and clicked on itt a few minutes ago, instead of the jelly roll rug, the tute on a tablerunner popped up! I think I'll try contacting JF to see what happened......hope I get a reply.....