Natalie shows of the handy 2.5" Mini Tumbler Template. If you love the 5" Tumbler or the 10" Tumbler (designed for charms and layer cakes), you'll love the Mini Tumbler, designed specifically for Jelly Rolls (2.5" strips) and Mini Charm Packs (2.5" squares). Mini 2.5" Charm Packs (called Moda Candies). Jelly Rolls - the best selection of 2.5" strips on the internet!
Natalie is the host of Quilting 101, Embroidery 101 and the Creative Strategist and Editor of Block Magazine at Missouri Star Quilt Company. She was taught how to sew by her mom, of course, and began quilting when she grew up.
Natalie shows of the handy 2.5" Mini Tumbler Template. If you love the 5" Tumbler or the 10" Tumbler (designed for charms and layer cakes), you'll love the Mini Tumbler, designed specifically for Jelly Rolls (2.5" strips) and Mini Charm Packs (2.5" squares). Mini 2.5" Charm Pa...
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Video Transcript
Hi I am Natalie with Missouri Star Quilt Company. And I am excited today because I have something new to show you. Take a look at this quilt behind me. We made this quilt using the 10” tumbler and the 5” tumbler. And these are products that we have had for a while in the store. And you may be familiar with them. This one works with the 10” squares or layer cakes, and this one works with the 5” squares or turn packs. So we have a great new product to add to our tumbler family. This is a cute little mini tumbler. It is 2 ½” tall. And I think it’s adorable. So this works great with Motives Candies, which a 2 1/2 “square. Or you can cut your own 2 1/2 “squares from you stash, or you can use it with Jelly roll strips, 2 1/2 “long. So let me show you how this works. So what I would do if I was using squares, is just set it right on the square, and cut off both sides. And I would just turn that or you might use your spinning matt, like mom likes to do. Just cut off both sides, and there you’ve got a cute little tumbler. It’s all cut out and ready to go. So now I am going to show you how to do that with a jelly roll strip. So when you make your first cut, just lay it on the edge. And I like to cut towards the fold, because sometimes when you get to the fold you might be able to open that up and get an extra one. So we will start down here. We will make that first cut and then flip it over. Put your tumbler ruler back on there and cut it one more time. You’ve got your first set, because it’s folded I am getting two at a time. And then going all the way down this strip, we will just keep using that first cut and then you are just going to flip the ruler and not the fabric. So you can do this all the way down the whole strip. It is very efficient, hardly any waste at all when you do it this way. And you can just keep cutting all the way down. And then you can take your, your tiny little tumblers and do anything that, that we’ve taught you how to do with the larger rulers, you can do with this little one. They make the same kind of patterns. Let me show you a couple that we have made. We took this, this table topper is made using a printed jelly roll strip with a solid. So we combined these, these little tumblers and made this cute little wall hanging or table topper. Whatever you want to call it. And I think that turned out great, it’s really cute. And then this one we made using leftovers from a couple of other quilts that we had made but they were 2 ½” strips as well. And we just put them all together scrappy, and I think it, it has a great effect, it looks really cute. So I hope you enjoyed this tutorial from Missouri Star Quilt Company.