A speedy Jelly Roll quilt with Beth Shibley
Beth Shibley- Jelly Roll
- Lap / Throw
- Beginner
- Quilt size 54" × 54"
Join Beth Shibley as she leads you through a step by step tutorial to make a SPEEDY quilt with a HOMEMADE jelly roll! If you don't have homemade stripes, you can always buy a jelly roll to use with this pattern!
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Beth Shibley
Beth Shibley loves to create and share her adventures in quilting. Simple patterns and practical gifts are what she loves most.
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Join Beth Shibley as she leads you through a step by step tutorial to make a SPEEDY quilt with a HOMEMADE jelly roll! If you don't have homemade stripes, you can always buy a jelly roll to use with this pattern!
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The tutorial video is 00:15:49.
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Video Transcript
Jelly roll strip piecing is a popular quilting technique that uses pre-cut strips of fabric, typically 2.5 inches wide, to quickly and easily create a quilt top. It is a time-saving technique that is perfect for beginner quilters or anyone who wants to create a quilt without spending a lot of time cutting fabric.
To begin jelly roll strip piecing, a jelly roll - a pre-cut bundle of fabric strips - is selected. The strips are usually from the same fabric line, which ensures that they coordinate well together. The strips are then sewn together end-to-end to create one long strip of fabric.
The long strip of fabric is then folded in half, with right sides together, and sewn along the long edge using a quarter-inch seam allowance. This creates a long tube of fabric, which is then cut open along the fold to create two identical pieces of fabric.
The resulting fabric pieces can then be sewn together to create a block, with the seams offset to create a staggered design. This technique allows for quick and easy quilt top construction, and it can be used to create a wide range of quilt designs, from simple to complex.
Jelly roll strip piecing is a fun and easy technique that is perfect for quilters of all skill levels. It allows for fast and efficient quilt top construction, making it a great choice for anyone who wants to create a beautiful quilt without spending a lot of time cutting and piecing fabric.
To begin jelly roll strip piecing, a jelly roll - a pre-cut bundle of fabric strips - is selected. The strips are usually from the same fabric line, which ensures that they coordinate well together. The strips are then sewn together end-to-end to create one long strip of fabric.
The long strip of fabric is then folded in half, with right sides together, and sewn along the long edge using a quarter-inch seam allowance. This creates a long tube of fabric, which is then cut open along the fold to create two identical pieces of fabric.
The resulting fabric pieces can then be sewn together to create a block, with the seams offset to create a staggered design. This technique allows for quick and easy quilt top construction, and it can be used to create a wide range of quilt designs, from simple to complex.
Jelly roll strip piecing is a fun and easy technique that is perfect for quilters of all skill levels. It allows for fast and efficient quilt top construction, making it a great choice for anyone who wants to create a beautiful quilt without spending a lot of time cutting and piecing fabric.
