virginialbrown

Very nice job and I like the idea of making it reversible. I understand that many quilters when they finish their projects are making 2 1/2 in strips for jelly rolls and of course that would all compliment and go together. I also learned that you could cut your fat quarters on the wide withe for more jelly rolls or cross cut from sleveage to sleveage for those that go together to make your own jelly roll. I also make 5 inch charms out of scraps and if they are 1 1/2 wide they can be strips for log cabins. I hope you go to Moda Bake Shop for patterns. Put it on your favorite and check it now and then. Go backwards til you can't go no further for some really cute free patterns. Where did you come up with the pattern on this site? Thanks for sharing. Virginia

tcnmom

Beautiful quilt. I looked for the tutorial but couldn't find it. Do you remember what the tutorial was called?

craftybear

very pretty thanks for sharing with us

Sheila Elaine

Outstanding Sewbeeit42. Your quilt is lovely & I find it's easy to work with Jelly Rolls, but I haven't seen the reversible version. Thanks for showing us.

pvquilter

Where is the tutorial?

Blue Bell

What a sweet quilt. She will love it.
And what a clever way of using strips.

sewbeeit42

I looked up the original tutorial and it was called "Super Fast Jelly Roll Quilts" and was made and posted by fromthenestdesigns. I just cut them apart into 12 inch blocks.

lovequilts

So beautiful. Love the colors.

sewingladydi

Very very pretty

sewnsewer2

Oh I love this!! :thumbup: