Has Anyone Made a Jellyroll Rug?
#11
Saw a demo at the Shipshewana quilt show. There is the jelly roll and then two rolls of batting, very thin, sewn down. There should be a tute on it. The rolls of batting were 12.xx$$. Really cute, trick is to easy the corners in and get it to lay flat.
#13
I just jumped off this site for about ten minutes and went to YouTube and there are many, many tutorials for jelly roll rugs. I even found some other interesting options for rug making out of fabric scraps. So, go and wander about YouTube and see what feeds you need to make a rug from jelly rolls or scraps.
#16
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Sewgood, love your rugs. They look like the ones made from fabric covered clothesline as demonstrated by Joyce Drexler. Many years ago, I tried my hand at Braided Rugs and had a lot of trouble with turning corners or increasing.
#17
Very interesting about the strip rug. Here's what I found:
Pattern for rug:
https://www.etsy.com/listing/6074980...op_home_feat_2
Source for batting strips:
https://www.stitchesngiggles.com/lis...oll-2-12x25yds
I bet if we did enough web searching we could find an online tutorial. I'm off to check it out. Here's one I found that doesn't require batting but you use a non slip backing for the back side. Cute idea.
http://www.modabakeshop.com/2011/02/...-roll-rug.html
Pattern for rug:
https://www.etsy.com/listing/6074980...op_home_feat_2
Source for batting strips:
https://www.stitchesngiggles.com/lis...oll-2-12x25yds
I bet if we did enough web searching we could find an online tutorial. I'm off to check it out. Here's one I found that doesn't require batting but you use a non slip backing for the back side. Cute idea.
http://www.modabakeshop.com/2011/02/...-roll-rug.html
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Very interesting about the strip rug. Here's what I found:
Pattern for rug:
https://www.etsy.com/listing/6074980...op_home_feat_2
Source for batting strips:
https://www.stitchesngiggles.com/lis...oll-2-12x25yds
I bet if we did enough web searching we could find an online tutorial. I'm off to check it out. Here's one I found that doesn't require batting but you use a non slip backing for the back side. Cute idea.
http://www.modabakeshop.com/2011/02/...-roll-rug.html
Pattern for rug:
https://www.etsy.com/listing/6074980...op_home_feat_2
Source for batting strips:
https://www.stitchesngiggles.com/lis...oll-2-12x25yds
I bet if we did enough web searching we could find an online tutorial. I'm off to check it out. Here's one I found that doesn't require batting but you use a non slip backing for the back side. Cute idea.
http://www.modabakeshop.com/2011/02/...-roll-rug.html
Thank you so much for the links. I just order 2 rolls of the batting for some purses I want to make!
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