Jelly Roll Race technique meets the one seam flying geese
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Jelly Roll Race technique meets the one seam flying geese
MSQC uploaded a video for the JRR v3.0 recently, and whilst watching Jenny putting the 'triangles' onto the Jelly Roll strips I had one of those lightbulb moments and thought I wonder if it would work to combine both the techniques mentioned in the title....and this is what I came up with....currently only in a small scale, but soon to be done in an actual quilt top size (for Aussie Hero Quilts, which is similar to Quilts of Valor)
So far as I know, I've not seen one done this way before and I think it will make for an interesting finished quilt don't you?
Thanks for looking
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Naomi
So far as I know, I've not seen one done this way before and I think it will make for an interesting finished quilt don't you?
Thanks for looking
Hugs
Naomi
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[QUOTE=beeshebags;6865615]MSQC uploaded a video for the JRR v3.0 recently, and whilst watching Jenny putting the 'triangles' onto the Jelly Roll strips I had one of those light bulb moments and thought I wonder if it would work to combine both the techniques mentioned in the title....and this is what I came up with....]
What a great twist! Are you going to have the geese all point the same way? Are you going to cut out the bulk in the back or leave it?
What a great twist! Are you going to have the geese all point the same way? Are you going to cut out the bulk in the back or leave it?
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