Having a lot of time on your hands can actually be a really fun thing if you get engaged in the DIY world and search the depths of your innermost creative spirit. I found the perfect project by Melanie Ham, on Youtube, to keep myself busy for a couple of days making a Jelly Rill Quilt. It was super easy because of the nature of the jelly rolls themselves. Jelly rolls are a favorite to many crafters and seamstresses because they are so easy and user-friendly. You just buy them ready-made and pre-cut strips of fabric that are roughly 2 1/2 inches by 42 inches, the number of strips can vary but they usually contain about 40 strips. The strips are so nifty they are usually cut with pinking shears so the sliced fabric will not fray. One thing that I really love about the jelly roll bundles is the fact that they are so darn cute, they are wrapped up in an attractive little bundle and are tied with a pretty ribbon and make a very attractive gift that anyone and everyone will love. This quilt pattern is one of the easiest I have ever come across and the quilt almost seems to make itself. I love it because you can really get into the zone of mindless sewing where you really don’t have to think about the project much, you just put the pre-cut strips together and start sewing, it’s really that easy.
Materials For The Beginners Jelly Roll Quilt:
- A Jelly Roll
- A sewing machine
- Thread
- A rotary cutter
- A cutting mat
- A pair of scissors
- An iron
- An ironing board
Directions:
In this jelly roll quilt project by Melanie Ham, on Youtube, you will learn how to make a wonderful jelly roll quilt that is ideal for beginners. All you have to do is sew the jelly roll strips together.
Then you will only have to iron it!
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This is a gorgeous quilt!
Beginner’s Jelly Roll Quilt
