can any tell me what this quilt is? (Jellyroll/fleese quilt)
01-29-2013, 06:38 AM
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Jenny suggests doing small projects with this method. Just choose the size you want to make, crib looks to be the best size. I would not use fleese for the backing, its polyester and will shrink differently than your cottons.
This is not made with a jellyroll, she cut different width strips for this project.
I have done this quilt as you go but made blocks/rows, and quilted as I went for each row,
and came back later and stitched between the rows. A great idea for a quick gift or charity quilts.
This is not made with a jellyroll, she cut different width strips for this project.
I have done this quilt as you go but made blocks/rows, and quilted as I went for each row,
and came back later and stitched between the rows. A great idea for a quick gift or charity quilts.
01-29-2013, 11:53 AM
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here is an example of one done on the diagonal. I used scraps, so I can't help you with the fabric requirements, but this is what they look like. I used batting and flannel backing for this one. The process is exactly as you described. you just need to figure out how big you want to make it. It's wrinkled because it sat on the shelf a couple of years before binding. the wash will take them out.
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