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Jelly Roll Inspirations Everything Else: Part Two!
Compiled By Liz Katsuro
Pat S.’s gorgeous quilt!
This compilation of photos made with jelly rolls and strips was compiled by Liz Katsuro, JellyRollFabric.net, all rights reserved, copyright September 2013.
All photos were submitted by their owners with permission to be used for this purpose. The original artists retain and reserve all rights to their photos. Photos contained herein may not be used for any other purpose unless given express
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This compilation is intended to be free content to inspire jelly roll quilters and those just starting out using jelly rolls. It may NOT be sold for any purpose.
This e‐book was put together as a thank you to our many customers and friends who are on the emailing list for our store at http://jellyrollfabric.net. It is not
intended as an ad, and as such, you will not find advertising on every page! That being said, in cases where photos have used fabrics carried in our store, or at the time of this writing we carry something very similar, we will put a short link to that product, meant as a convenience to those who wish to create something
similar.
For this next edition of Jelly Roll Inspirations we bring you… everything else (part two)! Onward! Mary G.’s gorgeous bag and case made with turquoise/blue/purple/green blender rolls!
I just adore these. What a fun use for jelly rolls! Is there anything they don’t make easier?
Janet W. sent in not one, not TWO, but THREE new jelly roll race quilts! They’re awesome. #1
These are gorgeous. We have a similar batik jelly roll in the store right now (12/1/13)
#2
Absolutely amazing!
#3
I just adore this one – I’ve always thought these colors were so mermaidy! This is another turquoise/blue/purple/green blender if I’m not mistaken!
Adry from Argentina sent in these gorgeous pics!
A gorgeous bargello patchwork waiting to be sewn up. I’ll have to get a tutorial together for these. They look very complicated but are very easy especially with jelly rolls!
Robin H’s coins!
Just love this pattern – another great one to use for jelly rolls – another great idea for a tutorial for the end of 2013 ;)
Sallie W.’s gorgeous race!
Our purple/green blender is perfect for making this color combo race!
Carol W. turned this:
Into this!
How gorgeous is that?? She also included the following story of how the quilt came about, which I loved:
I just love that and am so happy Carol sent it to share with you all! :D
Janice W’s gorgeous race!
Such beautiful colors!
All ready for quilting! I love the borders.
Another of Janice’s races – loooove the colors on this one:
And her last pic:
Just love this one!!!
April R’s gorgeous race!
And her “Fresh Laundry” quilt (pattern here)!
Another great way to use a green/purple blender!
Melissa F.’s Magnetized quilt! (pattern here!)
A great pattern for grab bag jelly rolls, or spectrum jelly rolls, or a combo of lots of different blenders!
Nicole S’s version of Magnetized!
Gorgeous – I just love when we get photos of our patterns!
Jan’s “Fresh Laundry”!
Kimberly V’s amazing Rail Fence! I know these are our fabrics but the roll she used is probably MIA by now. You could use a turquoise/navy/blue and a mixed browns to copycat it. (I think I might! I looooove these colors together!)
Jean M’s colorful rail fence (love this one!)
Vickie C’s gorgeous jelly roll bag! (I realize I am overusing the word “gorgeous” but it’s the first thing that comes to mind every time I open a new picture!! )
Ronni D’s beautiful quilt! I know this pattern has a name but it eludes me. It won’t stop me from making a tutorial for the block!
Stunning! These are our fabrics ‐ use navy/blue blender, white tone and black to copy!
Regan’s “Zentangles”:
Love!
If these don’t inspire you, I fear nothing will! ;)
Audrey D’s gorgeous jelly roll quilt! I love this little pattern.
Mary G. sent in so many pictures of her lovely blocks that I’m just going to point you to her website! She’s got a patented method of making 2‐sided quilts. Check her out at
http://quiltingonthegrid.com/!
Another purple/green lovely!
Vickie C’s Rainbow Delight quilt!
Last, but not least, Veronica N’s baby boy quilt!
The backing! Love it!
Thank you SO very much to everyone who has contributed to the 5 Jelly Roll Inspirations e‐books we’ve put together this year! I hope to get lots more pictures and to put together many more in 2014. If you are reading this, and you have a picture of your quilt made with jelly rolls that you’d like us to include in a future Jelly Roll Inspirations e‐book, you can email it directly to me at [email protected]! Some people have written to tell me they’re afraid to share their quilt… don’t be! Your quilt WILL inspire someone! We love all the pictures we’ve gotten from expert quilters and beginners alike. Lots and lots of jelly roll quilters are beginners so don’t be shy… share! Our store is at http://jellyrollfabric.net – we try to put on great deals every week so you can get lots o’ jelly rolls for a little money. Be sure to download our free e‐book with basic patterns and instructions! To all who have contributed – thank you again – and please let me know if you think I’ve missed your submission. We’ll be sure to include it in a future issue of Jelly Roll Inspirations! Liz K. Owner of jellyrollfabric.net