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Jelly Roll Inspirations January 2014 Pictures & Projects! (Book 2)
Compiled By Liz Katsuro
Carol B.’s awesome Irish Chain!
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
written consent by their individual owners.
This e‐book may be distributed freely provided the content is completely unaltered.
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.
As I suspected, each Jelly Roll Inspirations e‐book has brought in more and more pictures! Here is Jan 2014 installment #2 with even more to come next week! Marilyn M.’s gorgeous bag! I just love the colors.
And her lovely braid quilt!
Sue C. writes “I have finished a quilt made with your chocolate and orange strips. I had to make it quickly for my husband as the cold weather came. It is suitably masculine I think.“
Yes! It certainly is. I have been thinking of doing a quick run of some jelly rolls in just “manly” colors with no florals – let me know what you think! Orange jelly rolls here, brown jelly rolls here! This is also a wonderful jelly roll pattern. Added to my list!
Linda S.’s stunning patriotic colors “diagonals” pattern quilt!
Linda’s blog with lots of other amazing quilty stuff is here!
Red/Navy blender rolls are here!
Diagonals block tutorial is here!
I suspect I may have already posted the above picture in another e‐book. If so, sorry, here’s another one from Linda that I’m certain I have NOT posted before:
This is the “3 Dudes” pattern!
Maureen D. made this awesome rug! She writes: “I keep meaning to send you these photos of a rug I made with JellyRollFabrics jelly rolls! I don't remember how many rolls it took, but it was quite a lot! Just wanted to show you that you can do more than make quilts with your Jelly Rolls.” She also added “The rug is all single crochet. Just based it on an oval crochet rug pattern but used your Jelly Rolls!”
Love it!!!
Trude J. (who made the awesome green/blue braids in one of the first e‐books!) made this awesome quilt with an Autumn Blender and some other coordinating strips:
This uses the diagonals pattern with sashing in between each set of 4 blocks!
Paula B. wrote: “I used a fleece blanket as backing and tied it. This was my first jelly roll quilt project,which I was pleased to donate to the Linus Project.” (You can find out more about Project Linus at http://www.projectlinus.org!)
And the fleecy backing:
A great quilt for a great cause!
Jean P.’s awesome rail fence, ALSO donated to a local charity called Quilts That Care. I’m so impressed by how many quilters spend their time and money to make a cheery quilt for someone else. You guys are amazing!
Barbara A.’s awesome Race!
Love the fall colors! (and the little bats!)
Nanci B. made this AWESOME pink race for her daughter. We’ve got the perfect pink roll just added last week to copy cat Nanci’s quilt (the new roll has many of the same fabrics that are in this quilt, if I’m not mistaken!)
Rae T. made these SEVEN awesome races (for her seven awesome grandchildren!)
(Our aqua/turquoise blender would be awesome for copying these colors!)
Gorgeous colors!
We (temporarily) have a red/white roll that would be awesome for making this quilt!
And finally this patriotic beauty! Rae’s quilts really demonstrate how different races can turn out depending on what fabrics you use – I love them all!
Oh how I love Pam K.’s quilt! She writes “Just finished the top of the brown & tan Blender jelly roll I received free from your site. I'm a beginner quilter. This was a good lesson in keeping things square.” (Brown/tan blender is here!)
Janice W.’s race, hard at work warming a child!
And another of Janice’s lovely quilts! I recognize one of my favorite ever fabrics in it… the big white gerber daisies on black background!
Black/red/white is such a great color combo – we’ve got a bunch of different rolls with this color scheme available right now (Jan 2014) here. And the always available red/black combo blender is here!
Sue S.’s awesome black/white/red Race!
She’s another awesome charity quilter!
And another of her gorgeous races!
Lovely!
Hilary A. sent this awesome quilt. I am in love with these fabrics!
Christina R.’s jelly roll star:
Some awesome 3 Dudes blocks:
I spy a brown/tan blender in there!
And a fun heart. Another I simply must put together a tutorial for!
Rita P.’s awesome patriotic chevron quilt!!
Nicole S’s gorgeous quilt:
And her friendship braid pillow case:
I see a grab bag jelly roll in there!
And her awesome diagonals! Using the diagonals tutorial, it’s easy to create these diamonds by using the variation with 6 strips, and alternating white strips with colors. The finished product is awesome!
Retha R. sent in her lovely race, made for her son’s 36th birthday!
Last but certainly not least are Karen I.’s amazing quilts!
I really can’t decide which of these is my favorite!!
Thanks so much to everyone who sent in pictures – still have lots more to go through so there will be another e‐book next week! Please send pictures if you have them, I’d love to send these out as often as possible! If you think I may have missed your picture, feel free to e‐mail – I’d be happy to let you know if it’s going in the next one, or what! As always you can find us and lots of the fabrics in this e‐book at http://jellyrollfabric.net! Liz Katsuro Owner of http://jellyrollfabric.net
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