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Originally Posted by Ann L
Originally Posted by hobbykat1955
Originally Posted by hobbykat1955
All in one Step "Quilt as you go" ...so fast and easy
Layer your sandwich...backing, batting, top fabric. Then pin each strip at the top vertical, space evenly depending on the width of your fabric...I think I used 2 inches... Then weave horizontally and start pinning the whole thing. I pinned at each intersection....Then sew down close to each edge of the jelly roll vertical and horizontal. All in one step...SEW SIMPLE.... |
Neat idea for a pretty quilt! Thank you for posting it! :thumbup: :thumbup:
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Thank you.
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Very Nice
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I like it! You've got some very nice fabrics there. Someday I'm going to break down and buy a jelly roll to play with.
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Very nice....Yes, I love quick and easy.
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2 questions: Did you start with a yellow fabric underneath the strips? It sounds like it's a quilt as you go sort of thing. Is it really that easy?
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Oops, read the directions too fast.....see top fabric right there where it makes sense. Guess I answered my own silly questions.
Love the quilt! |
Originally Posted by fleurdelisquilts.com
2 questions: Did you start with a yellow fabric underneath the strips? It sounds like it's a quilt as you go sort of thing. Is it really that easy?
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So I hope this doesn't sound like a dumb question, as I'm not real familiar with jelly rolls, but the edges are raw or pinked, right? Do they fray when washed and that is the look you are going for? This quilt is sooo cute.
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