Beautiful Jelly roll from Moda fabric :-D
I didn't know what this is used for, even though I have seen it many times. I finally figured it out when a strip pieced quilt and jelly rolls are presented at the same place at a fabric store! It took a long time :(
We can save time to collect fabrics, and they are all color organized, it is just like a kit!
I enjoyed a lot staring at it from other directions, and took a lot of picture of it. This is perfectly pretty!!!
And started to disassemble it...
Woo, I miss the stubble! (>_<)
It became many pieces of fabric...
I sewed, sewed and sewed the strips together.
Still sewing, and sewing...
And it became a big piece :)
Here is the baby quilt I have made from it.
Corner.
Details.
With the back.
The back.
I got this fabric for the backing a while ago. I really liked it, and purchased 3 yards at online store. It is also from Moda fabric. But I have noticed the each circles are too big for a small project like a tote bag, when I received it.
Now, I am happy about I could use it for the right place.
So pretty. The backing fabric is perfect for the quilt.
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ReplyDeleteI love it . . . does it matter that I had never even heard of a jelly roll before?
ReplyDeleteOh I like it very much. what a sweet baby quilt
ReplyDeleteHi Two Dogs and a Quilt :)
ReplyDeleteThank you so much! I was very happy when I found this fabric in my storage room!
Hi Liz!
ReplyDeleteThanks!!
Ha-ha-ha, I am not a knowledgeable person, and I see many different things here that I haven't seen in Japan. I sometimes ask my friends about what I don't know, but don't want to bother them by too many questions! My husband seems to like to answer my questions, but he doesn't know well about quilt and craft field (^-^;).
Thanks for the kind comment, always!
Hi bettyninja!
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I have actually made 3 of the same tops! They have already became quilt sandwiches though, I have now regretted why I didn't make different patterned tops! (>_<)
I love the quilts, they are goregous!
ReplyDeleteI was wondering if you used free motion quilting to do the tops? The patterns in the quilting really make them works of art!
Hi Kathy:
ReplyDeleteThank you!
Yes, I do free motion quilting by myself. I love to draw lines :)