What To Do with Jelly Roll Strips 🙄 Make a Jelly Roll Scrap Quilt from Extra Strips and Stash
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 พ.ค. 2024
- Here's what to do with Jelly Roll strips - make a beautiful quilt from your extra Jelly Roll strips and stash! Kimberly used up 13 extra Jelly Roll strips left over from another quilt along with extra background to make her Jelly Roll Scrap Quilt. Watch a simple block tutorial for extra Jelly Roll strips, then enjoy a short quilting time lapse of Kimberly making the quilt!
Also take a peek into Kimberly’s starch room to see how she starches all of her fabric, from Jelly Roll strips to yardage and backing.
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CHAPTERS
00:00 - Intro
00:15 - Making the Jelly Roll Scrap Quilt Block
00:51 - Sewing with a Scant Quarter-Inch Seam
03:08 - Trimming Up the Jelly Roll Scrap Quilt Block
03:40 - Quilting Time Lapse - Starching Jelly Roll Strips and Yardage
07:06 - Pressing the Starched Jelly Roll Strips and Yardage
08:11 - Cutting the Background Squares for the Jelly Roll Scrap Block
08:39 - Making All the Jelly Roll Scrap Blocks
12:28 - Laying Out, Arranging and Rotating the Quilt Blocks
13:49 - Diagrams for Jelly Roll Scrap Quilt Assembly
FABRIC CUTTING FOR KIMBERLY’S JELLY ROLL SCRAP QUILT
Kimberly made 13 Jelly Roll Scrap Blocks
For each Jelly Roll Scrap Quilt Block
1 Jelly Roll strip (2.5” x 40” strip)
1 - 6.5” square (can be same fabric or different for scrappier look)
For setting triangles
2 - 16.5” squares (side triangles)
2 - 9” squares (corner triangles)
The finished size of the quilt is 42.5" x 42".
SUPPLIES
▸ Jelly Rolls - bit.ly/3ss6fRC
(Kimberly used Strawberry & Rhubarb Jelly Roll and fabric for background, setting triangles, binding & backing)
▸ 10.5” square CGR ruler - bit.ly/36CVuU3
▸ Quilter's Cut N Press II - bit.ly/3egfcpc
▸ Yellow Auto Lift Pro Zone Iron - bit.ly/3FieVOp
▸ Sweet Snips 8" Fabric Scissors - bit.ly/3vedHBL
▸Juki TL-2010Q sewing machine: amzn.to/2onygue
▸ Olfa Pacific Blue Splash 45mm Ergonomic Rotary Cutter - bit.ly/3GT5sha
▸ Stringblade Thread Cutter - bit.ly/359FVTp
▸ Matilda’s Own Self Healing Rotating Cutting Mat - bit.ly/3egoQs5
▸ Niagara Starch Spray Iron - amzn.to/3Hl5u0Q
▸ My Happy Place Ironing Board Cover - bit.ly/3LYGmkf
▸ Stella Two LED Task Lamp - bit.ly/3JxJWQh
▸ 7" Hardwood Quilter's Clapper - bit.ly/3piI1Ia
▸ The Quilting Journal - bit.ly/35prXN5
▸ Drying Rack - amzn.to/35VW1AJ
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A big big thank you for starching. There is such controversy over prewashing and starching. Thanks again
Just for the record, I really appreciate this video. Makes you seem human. Haha instead of the happy "look it's finished." LoL
Great hint for starching jelly roll strips. I love fabric with body!
I allways like to see your choice of backing particularly if you use your extra bloks, just love this quilt.
Could not love this more! I always have leftover jelly roll pieces, to the point of not buying jelly rolls anymore because I don’t know what to do with them! This is fantastic! Thank you!
I seriously used to think you were a little crazy with the starching ….until I tried it! Won’t go back to unstarched fabric ever. It is a GAME CHANGER!
What a cute and easy quilt. I had to chuckle, because I felt like an alien kidnapped Kimberly and replaced her because you did so many things you don't normally do...You didn't cut exact size piecing, you didn't pin, you made an on-point quilt and the music was different. I think it's all great! You've got such a creative mind and are so inspiring. Thanks for another great idea for a quick and simple quilt!
I love this scrappy jelly roll quilt. Would be a great and quick quilt to make for a baby shower. People could also write in the middle of the squares so the child could read them when they get older.
Kimberly, I want to thank you. I starch now before I cut and it has adequate a big difference in accuracy for me. Also, I poke a pin where I need things to line up and my sewing is so much better. I'm doing Edita Sitar's mystery quilt which is wedges and they are lining up so good, all thanks to your tips. Thank you.
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Thank you Kimberly 👍🏻❤️👍🏻
Starching seems to make the quilting more precise and neat. Love it Kimberly!
You have a nice sewing room.
Thanks for the great stash Buster. It will be easy to increase the size of this quilt top to use up even more strips!
Thanks for sharing this I Love that you showed us how to prepare and sew the quilt
I love this! Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for another great video. I had a friend who was a barefoot Quilter until she dropped her rotary cutter on her foot. She wound up at hospital with very bad cut on her foot. Now we always wear shoes when quilting.
Beautiful & great way to use extra strips. Thank you Kimberly for a great idea! ❤️
Thank you for sharinng, - love it! 🤗
Love this, have plenty of leftover strips to play with, thanks for the inspiration.
I love this idea! Thanks for sharing the process with us. It is great inspiration!
I love this video and the quilt is so pretty! I knew I was saving leftover strips for a reason!!
Another fun quilt on my list! Thanks, Kimberly! ⚘
Thank you fun to watch the process
I can adjust my needle one notch to the right of my 1/4" and still use my 1/4" foot. Such a cute quilt!
I’ve been asked to do a wedding signature quilt and this would be easy and brilliant, thank u again Kimberly for another fantastic tutorial xxx
Super awesome quilt. thanks for showing this
Gorgeous quilt!
So cute! Thank you. Great way to use scraps.
What a great idea! I always have 2-1/2 inch binding strips left over. I could always add those into my jelly roll strips as well. It would be a great use up. Thanks a bunch for giving us great ideas.
That was completely fascinating. Thank you so much!
thank you for sharing your starching method. I've never starched before and have trouble with triangles. I'm now going to try your starch method and I believe it will make a difference on my triangles.
Thank you for sharing your process. Very interesting. 💕
I really enjoy these process videos. It’s nice to compare with what I do at home. 💜💜
I like it!
Oh, thank you! Now I need to go sort my strips. Thank you!
Yes! First time I've ever seen jelly strips used in a quilt that didn't turn out just looking like a series/bunch of strips put together--sometimes even just willy nilly mashed together.
Also a great idea for a baby quilt or a signature quilt at a retirement party!
That's a nice quick quilt!
This quilt is gorgeous! Thank you so much fir this awesome tutorial
I love the easy quilts that come together quickly. Simply beautiful and beautifully simple.
Great video Kimberly! You make me laugh… and also feel a little jealous of your organizational skills! Thanks for the easy and fast idea for using orphaned jelly roll strips!
Beautiful work Kimberly
I'm really loving the extras ideas. It's helping me get rid of the leftovers. Great job. Keep them coming.
A fun chat and a cute quilt block! After a busy day in my sewing room and filming, I get to sit and watch you work while I hand quilt! I hope you have a lovely day ahead. Thank you for posting this video!
Looks good. I may try this one. Thanks for the great demo.
Thank you so much for this in-depth tutorial! I always appreciate the fact that you share every single step in your process. It's helped me to improve my own quilting. Blessings to you today and always!
Love it!
Another terrific tutorial Kimberley ! Thank you
Love that, Kimberley. Great idea, and very effective. Thanks for sharing your talent and expertise. 💕🇦🇺
This is a really cute quilt. Very creative. I love it.
So many good tips. I just added products to my wish list. Thanks for the info and beautiful work.
What a lovely quilt! I would like to try this!
Thank you for showing and explaining the starching process! Great info for beginners!
Love it.
Truly lovely Kimberly. 💞💞☺
Awesome job 🎉
I love this idea using those jelly roll strips. Thans
Lovely quilt…enjoyed seeing your process❤
Beautiful quilt. Most excellent instructions. Thank you ❤️ 🦋
Love these videos
I really enjoy watching you create scrappy quilts. I don’t always want to spend money on new designer lines, and fabric bundles. This came out beau and it’s on point!😁
Great quilt. I can see machine embroidery designs in the centers of some of the blocks.
Thanks, awesome❤️
I really like these videos where you show the whole process in time lapse! And perfect timing for this pattern, too. I’m finishing up a project now and I think I have about 15 JR strips leftover from it!
I’m experiencing sewing room envy. I love the wall of thread, all the colors-it’s a work of art. Great idea starching in the bathroom. I stopped starching, as I hated getting it on the carpet, walls and window coverings. I’m going to have to get myself a drying rack also. Thank you for all the great tips.
Another inspiring video.. Appreciate the background of your assembly from start to finish…also another great tip to remember is make a ‘mock’ block first…ask me how i know😉. Thank you.
Thank you for showing us how you prepare and make your quilts! Love the behind the scene videos💖
Thank you.
Finally an easy quilt, with not much waste. My kinda quilt.
Greetings from Hungary, Europe x
Thankyou looks great
This was a fun video to watch. The pattern is so simple yet effective set on point. Thank you for the informative description of each step.
This was great!! You are an excellent instructor 👏👏👏
I love your videos. And the process of how you put it together. I have so many of your quilts I want to try. The easier ones ☺️.
Love your videos!
Hello. Thank for the lesson.
The square clapper!! Very cool I've got to get me one!! First I've seen a square clapper.
That was interesting, I enjoyed watching your process……..thanks for sharing
Love this. This would even be fun to add some applique to the center of the blocks
Lovely! 🌹
Love watching you sewing in your studio!!! I have learned so much from you. I can't thank you enough for all you do with quilting as well as cr I ss a twitching. Blessings to you and your lovely family! YOU ARE AWSOME‼️❤🙏❤‼️
The videos you share are amazing, there are so many things folks can learn to make better quilters@. Thank you.
That is a beautiful quilt is easy to make. Thank you for a nice tutorial. Walk in Peace
Impecable, que lindos colores.👍👍👍👍👍
That was a fun video! Thanks!
Thanks for explaining the use of starch. I see now how it helps with the stability of the quilt. Looking forward to trying this method.
💕💕I’ve noticed most of your scrappy quilts are some of my favorite quilts.🌸 my new mission, use all my fabrics.💕I’ll be using your ideas thank you so much.💕
Like this quilt.Like your sewing space. Like the quilt on your back wall very much Kimberley. Thanks🍀
Beautiful, u r so lucky to have a spare bathroom to starch xxx
Thanks so much!
Kimberly, I love this pattern. I not only have leftover strips from jelly rolls I never knew what to do with but I also have leftover layer cakes. It would be the same idea for the layer cake pieces except the center would be cut smaller. I cannot wait to make some charity quilts.
Thank you 🙏
I love anything Lori Holt. My favorite is the paper hearts and the snowman quilt.
I’m signed up for Fig Tree Strawberry quilt. I can’t wait! 🍓
This turned out very nice! I really like that you shared all the behind the scenes. It's actually very helpful and I appreciate your detail and organization ☺️. Love your sewing room ❤️
So cute. I know you don’t like appliqué but this would look so cute with flowers appliquéd into the centers of the squares. Thank you for showing your techniques.
I am a newer Canadian quilter ... I have only recently been able to find spray starch in stores here .... I don't saturate like Kimberly does, but i am very happy with how much easier the fabric is to work with after starching
I was thinking the spray starch may get expensive, getting it so wet. Why not make up starch the old fashioned way and dunk and dry your fabric?
There are videos out there on how to make yourself some starch from cornstarch.
I have made homemade starch, but wanted to compare it to commercial starch ... I like the results with commercial starch better ... I only lightly spray ... I want to try Sta flo and plan on picking some up when i can get over the boarder!
A great quilt but I'm loving your drying rack over the tub.
Excellent
Beautiful 👌🇬🇧 Subscribed
Hi Kimberly, hope your day/ week will be and is good.
Barefoot?
Brave! 🤪
Thanks for this tutorial.
Love the Tanya Wheen line I hope I can find a Vintage Christmas Book .. love the Riley Blake free heart quilt pattern .. the new Charity quilt is beautiful.. cant wait!
Great for a baby quilt (42”x42.5” finished), but easily expanded with more blocks and a border. Thanks for this tutorial video Kimberly!