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Jelly Roll Pattern Garden Trellis Pattern
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Novice
Category:
QuiltingType:
Home DecorItem:
Blanket/BedspreadSkill Level:
Novice
Basic Skills Necessary:
- rotary cut
- sew an accurate 1/4" seam
Pattern Description:
This is a jelly roll quilt pattern, and has instructions for 5 sizes of quilt from Baby to King size.
All you need is one jelly roll and some solid white fabric (or any alternative solid color)
It is a quick and easy beginner friendly pattern and includes step by step instructions and plenty of photos to guide you through all the stages of quilt making - rotary cutting, piecing, making the quilt sandwich, machine quilting and binding your quilt.
The simple modern design is suitable for any jelly roll or fabrics from your stash and the white background can easily be substituted by another color to complement your decor.
Sizing / Finished Measurements:
- Crib/Baby - 42"x 54"
- Toddler/Lap - 54" x 66"
- Twin - 66" x 78"
- Queen - 78" x 90"
- King - 90" x 102"
Materials:
- one jelly roll
- solid white fabric - amount depends on the size you are making
- binding fabric - amount depends on size od quilt you are making
- batting
- backing fabric
You Will Also Need:
- rotary cutter
- cutting mat
- sewing machine
- thread
- pins
Jelly Roll Pattern Garden Trellis Pattern
$8.00
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Hi, my name is Julie and I've always "made stuff".as far back as I remember. My Nan and my Mum were always sewing and they patiently passed on their skills. I can remember sitting at home sewing doll's clothes during the school hols at about the age of 7 or so. I loved making clothes for my children when they were young. I'm the person my family come to when they want a handmade gift for a new ...
Hi, my name is Julie and I've always "made stuff".as far back as I remember. My Nan and my Mum were always sewing and they patiently passed on their skills. I can remember sitting at home sewing doll's clothes during the school hols at about the age of 7 or so. I loved making clothes for my children when they were young. I'm the person my family come to when they want a handmade gift for a new baby or new home present for a friend.. I also make a lot of clothes for charities like Dress A Girl Around the World and I like book-binding - making journals. I always have a project of some kind on the go.
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