Super Easy Jelly Roll Tube Quilt!!!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ส.ค. 2024
- This is an easy and fun quilt to make!!! I really was never interested in tube quilts; however, I saw one using the triangle units and decided to make one! This is a great quilt for using up scraps!!!! So many options for layouts!!
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I have never made a tube quilt before, but I am planning to make one soon after watching your video. Thank you for your clear instructions.
You’re welcome 😊
Absolutely LOVE this quilt. I’ve never made a tube quilt before but I for sure will be making this one. You always make things so easy to follow!
Enjoy!
I like making tube quilts because there are so many variations . Like yours
Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for showing how to use a ruler I already have. Terrific video as usual. I never made a tube quilt but look forward to trying this out.
Glad it was helpful!
Never made one but I will now after watching your great tutorial.
Enjoy!
I needed this last weekend when I was trying to find the perfect jelly roll quilt to make on sew a jelly roll day lol. I’ll have to remember this one next year!
This is the one I was working on on National Sew a Jelly Roll Day!!!!
Love this !! Looks easy !! Thank u for sharing 💕
You are so welcome!
Have not made a tube quilt. Looks easy! I'll try it.
It is easy just be careful with the bias!
Clever lady as always, love it
Thank you but I think tube quilts are like jelly roll race quilts, they are a lot of them being made!
What a clever technique! I will have to try this. Thank you!
Have fun!
Have made several tube quilts…best baby or toddler quilt pattern. They make up fast.
Yes they do!
How fun! I want to make one now.
This quilt goes to gather pretty quickly.
I like the way you are cutting your 45 degree angle by not flipping it over and over like some people do.
Thank you!
I have never made a tube quilt. Your explanation makes it easy to achieve! I have put it in my possibility list.
Awesome!
I hv not made a quilt like this.
I was not particularly drawn to the design when I saw it on your wall.
But after I saw how you made it, I was drawn to it bc it looks like it wd be fun to make. 😝
Thanks for sharing!
I have never seen a tube quilt. Thank you for sharing it. I think I will make one.
You should!
You saved me from buying a specialty ruler! I never thought of using my regular ruler. Thanks so much for sharing!! ♥
You are most welcome!
I have never seen this technique before but after seeing this I wouldn't mind making one.
Enjoy!
I love your TH-cam videos/tutorials, etc. THANK YOU❤
I am so glad you are enjoying them! As always, thanks for your positive comments!
What a cool simple yet versatile pattern/technique. I will give this a try. Thanks.
So many options for the layout!!
Really like this quilt. I have never made a tube quilt. Have to admit I have never made a quilt with jelly rolls. I have definitely collected many.
You can cut your own 2 1/2" strips and just make it scrappy. I was just trying to use what I had and I really like that fabric line. Great stash buster!
I love this quilt, too! I’ve never made a tube quilt before, but I’m making this one. Thanks so much for the video.
You are so welcome!
That’s a great one! Thank you!
You're welcome!
I think I’ll try this! Very beginner quilter here. Hope it’s as simple as it sounds.😊
Let me know if you need help. I think you will be able to do it without difficulty. Be careful with the bias.
Ive never made a tube quilt but this pattern would sure use up some of the 2.5 inch strips i have. Thanks!
Yes! It is a great stash buster!
So cute! Reminds me of mountains.
Thank you!
Never made one like this but plan to make one now since I have left over jelly rolls.
Thanks for the tutorial.
Enjoy!
Have not made a tube quilt, but I may have to put that on my list of quilts to make.
Fun and easy!
I have made a tube quilt but arranged it differently. I like the way you set yours up.
Thanks!
No have done this block. First time seeing it. Very much possibility could do. This looks easy and a lot of fun. Thanks for sharing.
You are welcome!
Love it. Another 2.5 inch strip pattern that can be adapted to leftover coordinated strips.
I appreciate the that the pattern does not require a special ruler for making the triangle cuts. We all have many rulers that have the 45 degree lines. Nice lap size quilt. Thanks.
You are most welcome!
Lots of fun, great project. Thanks 😊
You are most welcome!
Never made one, but this looks easy. I like that you don't need special rulers.
Fun and easy!
This is a terrific quilt top. I have never seen it done and I will be doing this for sure. Thank you!!
You are most welcome!
Very neat, easy project. Love your colors and design.
Thank you!
Never have but might try this
Enjoy!
I've never made one, but I love yours
Thank you!
Very nice! Thank you for sharing. 😊🌹🍁
That's neat!
I will be trying this, love the pattern. I made one jelly roll tube quilt in the past; it turned out lovely but was too much work as had to make tubes with 6 jelly rolls strips. Your pattern is so much easier. You explained the steps so clearly especially how to iron the blocks. Thanks.
Just be careful with the bias!
This is one of the cutest tube quilt tops I've seen! Love the graphic impact the wide white strip adds and how simple/clean it looks. Would make an adorable baby quilt.
Thank you!
Have made one..love your designxxx
Wonderful!
I’ve never made one but I’m going to because you made it look so easy! Great Job!!!!😊😊😊😊
You can do it!
Never made one but that looks so easy I think I’m gonna try
Enjoy!
This looks so easy I love it
It is easy to make!
I love your quilt! I think this might be one of my next quilts! I like the contrasting mountains! I made a tube quilt several years ago. Mine was color, white, color for the top and white, color, white for the bottom strip! I loved the quilt. My colors were coordinating and looked pretty with the white. I think my blocks wound up about 12 inches. My quilt was for a full size bed. The recipient is still using it! My idea came from Jenny Doan.
Thank you! Enjoy making this one!! It's a fun one!
Your technique looks easier than most I have seen, love it
Wow, thank you!
Great stash buster! Have seen the tube quilt many times but haven’t made one yet. Considering starting one after the holidays.
It is a great stash buster!
Love this!! I’ve never seen the technique before, and there are so many layout possibilities. Thanks so much for a fun video! I’ll be adding this one to my list to make.:)
This was a fun one to make!
Very nice, Michelle! I have never tried but really like the colorful outcome and pattern.
Thank you so much!
Thank you for showing the possibilities without buying another ruler.
You are most welcome!
I have not made a tube quilt but I’m about to make a quilt from jelly roll strips and it’s going to have leftovers. This would be a fun thing to do with the leftovers! Thanks, Michelle, this is adorable! I love those feedsack and 30’s prints! It’s finally cooled off a bit here in Texas and I’m headed out to the studio today!
Enjoy!!!
Got give it to you, that's the easiest way to do this!❤ Jennie Doan got nothing on you❤❤ love it ,I'm going to try your method thank you🙆
Thank you! Enjoy!!! Watch the bias!
Very nice idea. Love the quilt. Thanks for the video 😊
You’re welcome 😊
I made a tube quilt top when beginning and it was small so I added a double mitred border. It is beautiful but since I pressed the seams open I don’t know how to quilt it on my little domestic machine as it will need to be quite dense and I cannot afford to get it long armed. It is very expensive here. One day I will sort it out. I no longer press seams open so I can quilt myself.
It sounds like a great quilt!
Neat idea
It has been out there for quite some time....just like jelly roll race quilts!
I've made at least 2 tube quilts. One was the Summer in the Park pattern by Missouri Star, and the other was made with just one jelly roll -- no background fabric. They were both arranged as squares on point, but you are right, there are so many different options. I would make one again.
I may explore more layouts because they are quick and easy and make great stash busters!
Hi Michelle, I've made probably 20+ tube sets. I do enjoy the quick sew. Most were throw sizes for tween age girls, however I've made two recently that used 3.5" cuts for two young ladies. I used fat quarter bundle, and I do starch all the precuts. BTW , All fabric shrink from the width of grain. It's important to me especially when we have triangles. I did invest in the strip tube ruler way back when, but I am glad to see you didn't have to go buy one. Use what we have, right? Have fun.
The tube quilts I saw as a young quilter did not interest me at all...I am glad I tried this process! I like a quick sew also! Thanks for watching and sharing!
Love it
Thanks!
Very very nice. I will try it.
Have fun
Lovely ! I’m going to try this! Thank you. 💕
Have fun!
Never try it but will
Fun fun quilt to do!
Never made one before but this looks too enticing to not try it. Thanks for sharing it. Can’t wait to make one someday
Super easy!
Pretty! Never made a tube quilt..😊
You should!
So pretty! Never made one
Thank you! Perhaps you will try it one day!
Lovely quilt and your instructions are excellent. Thank you. Just subscribed! ❤️
Thank you so much! Welcome to my channel!
Very pretty Michelle! ❤️I’ve not made one…yet.😉
Thank you!
I like the quilt & the block, but not the bias.
Yes, you have to be careful with the bias. Pre-starching helps!
This looks sew fun thank you
It is Jackie! ...and it makes a great quilt!
I have never seen a tube quilt. I don’t like to use jelly rolls because the 2.5-inch height is often inconsistent and prints with a noticeable width of fabrics “stripe” tend to have that striped pattern running uphill or downhill. I’m a quilter who fussy cuts larger pieces of fabric to get the pattern straight. When possible I cut strips using length of the fabric pieces to get a straight print.
It is a fun quilt!
This was fun
Thanks!
I’d like going to a quilting retreat at kaw lake, Ok. It is run by the lady who owns The Quilt Lady quilt shop in Kingfisher, Oklahoma. It is called the scrapped pad and it is an Airbnb. The lady who runs it, cooks all of the meals, which are very good.
We have camped at Kaw lake before!!! Sounds like a great time!
@@thesimplequilter7499 I will be going to sewing retreat it law lake the middle of November
Kaw Lake it is called the scrappin pad.
I made a tube quilt last year and made the triangles into diamonds by using the opposite colored triangles out of the same strip. I thought is was going to look AMAZING….IT DIDNT, it’s probably one of the ugliest quilts I’ve made. But I’m going to try another, because it worked up fast and its a way to use up some of my jelly rolls I’ve been hoarding!
Sometimes that happens but that is how we learn....I have made some ugly quilts too!
Made this several years ago when Missouri Star Quilt did a tutorial.
I really enjoyed making this quilt!
I try to avoid white as my water is very hard and has minerals….but your quilt looks amazing.
Thank you!
I’ve made the tube quilt but as a trip around the world.
I am going to look up that process!
Have never made a tube quilt
Give it a try! I really enjoyed it!!!
hST. Lots of ways to layout.
Yes, lots of options!
I made a trip around thecworld tube quilt😊
I will have to look that up and see how that is done!!
@@thesimplequilter7499 I did it with ISeeStarsQuilting. Amazing!
I tried one but ended up with different blocks so still a quilt in progress
Thanks for sharing!
I haven’t made one yet
Perhaps soon!
Yes I think you made me believe I could! Thanks
Never made a tube quilt
Perhaps you will give it a try....I finally did and I really enjoyed making this quilt!