🔸The third Saturday of September is National SOA Jelly Roll Day.
🔸The Moda Fabrics' 'Half Step' pattern is used for this quilt.
🔸The finished quilt size is 60 inches by 60 inches.
🔸You can use a single jelly roll and 7/8 yard of a background fabric to make this quilt.
🔸By using two jelly rolls and doubling the amount of background fabric, you can make up to 80 blocks measuring 10 inches by 10 inches each.
What is a jelly roll in quilting?
—A jelly roll is a pre-cut fabric bundle that contains 2.5 inch strips of fabric. It is often used in quilting projects to add variety and speed up the cutting process.
How many jelly roll strips do I need for this quilt?
—You will need 36 jelly roll strips for this quilt, but most jelly roll bundles contain 40-42 strips, so you will have some leftover pieces.
Can I make this quilt in different sizes?
—Yes, you can make this quilt larger or smaller by adjusting the number of blocks. The pattern provided is for a 60 inch by 60 inch quilt, but you can easily modify it to fit your desired size.
Can I use different colors or fabrics for this quilt?
—Absolutely! Feel free to get creative with your fabric choices and color combinations. This pattern is versatile and works well with a variety of fabrics.
Can a beginner quilter make this quilt?
—Yes, this quilt is beginner-friendly. The pattern is simple and easy to follow, and the use of pre-cut jelly roll strips makes the cutting process easier. It's a great project for those new to quilting.
00:00National SOA Jelly Roll Day is celebrated on the third Saturday of September.
00:23The Moda Fabrics' 'Half Step' pattern will be used for this quilt.
02:18You will need a single jelly roll and 7/8 yard of a background fabric for this quilt.
03:57By using two jelly rolls and doubling the amount of background fabric, you can make up to 80 blocks measuring 10 inches by 10 inches each.
05:36Start by cutting the jelly roll strips into various sizes for the quilt blocks.
09:00Sew the strips and background fabric together to create the quilt blocks.
14:45Piece the blocks together to form rows, and then sew the rows together to complete the quilt top.
16:53Double-check your work and press the seams before moving on to the final steps.
