I love your take on the Jelly Roll quilt. I never wanted to make one, because they were too scrappy for my taste. I love the single print and two solids! It truly is a clean modern look. Thank you Laura!
Thank you for your tutorial. I bought a black and white jelly roll with a purple solid color but have never made a quilt and have been afraid to even get started. I like how organized you are using the small pieces of material at the beginning and ending and the clap so you can find the beginning. You have given me inspiration to make it now. Just need to get the tape to mark the sewing line now.
That is just gorgeous. I have made several jellyrolls and this is the most exciting one. Some were just scraps and some were planned, but none look as good as yours. You really know how to teach and give such good reasons for what you do. Loved it.
Oh I wish I had seen this before our Guild Challenge of Black & White with one color/fabric. This is stunning. I am really enjoying your tutorials. You must have been a teacher because you are so thorough. Thank you
Wanted to try a jelly roll race and this one is beautiful. I am trying to use fabrics in my stash, so this particular color way won’t work with the jelly rolls I have. But I intend to try something like this in the future. It is absolutely stunning! Many thanks for all your help with quilting.
That is just so cool how that turns out just by sewing and cutting! Great tutorial! I know just what to do with my black and white jelly roll now! Thanks for sharing!
I made your beautiful black , white and green quilt. But wondered how it would be made as a Christmas quilt Red and white solids and Christmas print as the accent fabric ?
Awesome video!! Love your tip on marking center on needle on bed of machine. Lining up the pieced connecting strip has been a problem for me. Your tap suggestion will be very helpful. Variations in design are great. Thank you. 🙏
Hi Laura-thanks again for a fantastic fun project. I love the Jelly Roll Race and this is such a great variation on that pattern. Going to save this one for a quick project.
I always enjoy your projects but I especially like this one with you actually sewing at your machine. :D Not sure why but it's easier for me to understand some of your instructions. This jelly roll quilt turned out really nice. TFS! xoxoJanet
Can you please tell me the finished size of the quilt with the one border you put on. Thoroughly enjoyed your tutorial and would like to give it a go. Best wishes from Perth Western Australia 💟🇦🇺
Really nice. And the possibilities are endless. I want to make quilts for my brothers and their children and have an easy way to connect them. This idea will work well for that. Maybe the solids will be the same for all the quilts or maybe the zinger color will be the common factor.
to get this pattern your one white and one black with the green in between until you get all them sewed, right? love the modern feel husband wants for the TV room.
"My name is Lauara and I have a BE-YOU-ti-ful jelly roll of black and white" she said as she slightly wrinkled her nose, twinkled her eyes, and raised her eyebrows with impish glee, indicating her love of all things black and white with striking accent colors. Yes, who wouldn't have fun making a JR race quilt using your excellent instructions? Leaders & enders, clamp, sewing guiding strip for sewing the diagonal seams, trimming excess as you go, and how to deal with a twisted end - such useful practices and tips. I've seen quite a few YT videos for JR race quilts, and not been all that enthused about making one - yet -- until now. Because of that clamp tip, I really must add "Logical Laura" to the rest of my description of you.
Laura, sorry about the typo in your name - 12:15 a.m. and I shouldn't be typing this late with my ripe-enough but too-dry-to-operate cataracts; punctal plugs coming up this week to help with the dryness first. No using rotary cutters for me this summer :-(
My Bernina has a extra large bobbin, so I only needed one and a bit. But for most machines I think I would get three ready. I was able to use 1 yd for all the green. If you want a bigger border you could pick up a little extra.
Hi there, Laura! YT had this video as a suggestion for me to watch again, so I did and enjoyed it again:-) But what I want to say tonight (June 19, 2017) is CONGRATULATIONS! on hitting 100,000 subscribers in this last week. I saw you gathering about 1,000 a week awhile ago and could see this big one coming up soon. Did you and your circle of girlfriends get together to celebrate yet? Or maybe you and your family got together to celebrate in your backyard? It's quite an accomplishment for anyone with a TH-cam channel. But it's not at all surprising to those of us to watch you because of your personality, talents, experience, and the excellent original tutorials and tips. You deserve every last subscriber girl, you've so earned it with your professional yet warm words of instruction. So I'll join in with the rest of the circle of viewers and friends and give you this toast, "To my favorite sewing instructor who I wish I'd met at least 40 years ago: May you have many more years of loving your job, have thousands more subscribers and viewers, and may you receive as much joy in your life as the gifts you've given to us in learning from you."
+ SewVeryEasy - This is one time I'm really happy to make someone cry. I cry tears of joy as freely as those of pain -- be it emotional or physical. I see it as a gift in how God uniquely created me. I wouldn't be surprised if you saw it the same way in your own life. :-)
Good afternoon Laura Ann, I love your design and tutorial, extremely well explained. I have a question though: where did you buy your B&W jelly roll please? I live in France and cannot seem to find one... Thanks again,
I didn't hear that you said anything about after you hook them all together and you put your edging around did you put the batting on it and did you quilt it by stitch in the ditch or how?
My daughter just said Holy Cow! She is 25 today! She wants one. What are the measurements on the finished quilt! Awesome and very modern. One of your best . Thank you.
+UtahGmaw99 Well, tell your daughter I said, "Happy Birthday!" 25 was a VERY good year for me and I hope it will be for her too. Here's my input as a present. If anyone else wants to be part of this "gift" please feel free to join the conversation. I'm guessing it's about 68 inches long x around 54- ? inches wide. Many JR quilts that just use a variety of colors/prints that have 40 strips come out to be approximately 62 L x 54 W; yet Laura sews her seams on the diagonals and cuts off the excess, so that takes up a little more fabric for each join.. But since she adds the additional one yard of Green Zinger fabric, I guess the width will be a little different for each person making it as it depends on how many of the GZ strips you use, and how many times and the length you cut up each of those GZ strips. The more times you cut it (shorter green strips joined within the quilt) the more fabric is taken up in joining them to the B&W strips. The width will also depend on how much you cut off on the sides when you square up the quilt top. It's just not one of those quilts with exact final measurements due to the nature of the construction. But here are some clues. One yard of fabric will yield approx. (12-14) 2.5 inch strips depending upon how accurately you can cut your strips. Put aside 6-7 to make sure you have a generous amount for the border and you have the length of 6-7 GZ strips left for your quilt top's construction. She lets us know, "The strip sets get bigger and the length is going to get smaller." I guessed 68 inches for the length because at 9:18 she states she has 16 (strips/rows) and then, "and I'm sure you know what we're going to do next. Fold it in half again and sew along the one edge. When you come to the end, trim along the fold. You're done sewing all the rows together." It's just my estimation, but (32) 2-inch "finished" strips/rows come out to be 64 inches depending on how consistently you sew your ¼ inch seams. Add the border at the top and bottom of two more 2-inch finished GZ strips (4 inches) and you have 68 inches. Of course if you want the quilt top bigger (increased length or width) either use more than the 20 Black and 20 White (and GZ short strips) or make wider borders. Look at the finished quilt at 10:11 and using Laura's standing body, let your eyes do the estimation of how wide it will be and if it will suit your purpose for making it. As I recall from junior high home economics class, for a medium height woman, the approximate length from the tip of one's fingers (with your arm stretched out to one side) to one's nose (looking to the opposite side) is one yard or 36 inches. I believe this is just meant to be a good-sized couch throw and not necessarily a large bed-sized quilt. As she says in the description, "just the project needed for a fun afternoon". Thanks for listening and enjoy your youth.
Happy birthday to your daughter and the quilt is 58" x 67" newbeequilter was very close lol. But each one will be a little different in size. thanks for asking:)
Here is my machine info, maybe it will help:)www.bernina.com/en-CA/Products-CA/BERNINA-products/Sewing-Quilting-and-Embroidery/BERNINA-7-Series/BERNINA-790
In this case it would be hard to change the direction, But I do know what you mean. The key is to let you feed dogs do all the work and try not to push or pull the fabric under the foot. Thanks for asking
Wonderful! So modern in design. 2 questions: could you sew another parallel diagonal seam at the joining of the 2 colors of fabrics and make a 2 colored square, inserting it in the quilt? 2nd question: why not just put needle down in the strips of fabric , why use those tags fore n aft? do I lock seams by going back n forth on each end as i sew? why make green accent colors no less than 4 inches long ? ok...3 questions. thanks.
Yes you could just make them look like blocks by making a straight seam. The little scraps of fabric just make it so that you do not have to hold your threads as you sew, and you do not have to trim after. I do not lock the seams as they will get stitch over after locking them. And if you cut the seams less than 4" you will have a very small green piece in between. If you are going to straight stitch the ends together you can go smaller.Hope this helps:-)
You'll need three jelly rolls. Proceed as for a regular jelly roll quilt with each roll, but when you get to 16 rows in each, stop. Press all seams in the same direction for each piece, then sew the three sections together. You should have approx. a 96"L x 72"W top. Borders can be added for more width or length. I watched some videos by Jean the Jelly Roll Queen on TH-cam and she details this process. Hope this helps.
I just love this. It's fabulous. Modern and so easy to do.
You are an AWESOME teacher!
Easy to follow description and great color scheme.
Just beautiful!!!
How striking! Perfect project for black & white strips. thanks for sharing.
thanks:)
I really enjoyed viewing this. can you tell me what is the finished measurement of this quilt top?
Love the black and white with the green.
I love your take on the Jelly Roll quilt. I never wanted to make one, because they were too scrappy for my taste. I love the single print and two solids! It truly is a clean modern look. Thank you Laura!
Glad you like it and thanks for watching
This is a very different looking jelly roll race. Love the jelly roll race!! They always look amazing!
I wanna quilt but really do not like cutting!!! I think this will be my first quilt and give to my sweetheart mother-in-law. Thank you Laura!!!
Ooh, that's nice, I'm never very impressed with jelly roll races, but this has a real designer quality to the finished quilt.
Glad you like it and thanks for watching
LOL I might learn to like green yet 😂. Dazzling quilt....love it 😊👍💕
Thank you for your tutorial. I bought a black and white jelly roll with a purple solid color but have never made a quilt and have been afraid to even get started. I like how organized you are using the small pieces of material at the beginning and ending and the clap so you can find the beginning. You have given me inspiration to make it now. Just need to get the tape to mark the sewing line now.
how did you quilt it
That is just gorgeous. I have made several jellyrolls and this is the most exciting one.
Some were just scraps and some were planned, but none look as good as yours. You
really know how to teach and give such good reasons for what you do. Loved it.
How creative!! I love all of your tutorials. I really like the colors you chose. It’s a beautiful quilt!
Oh, this is wonderful! Love it... The green adds such a punch of color.... Thanks!
Glad you like it, Thanks for watching
Oh I wish I had seen this before our Guild Challenge of Black & White with one color/fabric. This is stunning. I am really enjoying your tutorials. You must have been a teacher because you are so thorough. Thank you
or just very talkative lol thanks for watching
I love the pop that the green fabric makes!!! It's a wonderful and quick pattern😃
Thanks and I'm glad you like it:)
Wanted to try a jelly roll race and this one is beautiful. I am trying to use fabrics in my stash, so this particular color way won’t work with the jelly rolls I have. But I intend to try something like this in the future. It is absolutely stunning! Many thanks for all your help with quilting.
Thank you!! I was gifted with the same jelly roll and didn't know what to do with it! This is perfect.
Let me know if you make one and what other colour you used
Congratulations. Finally you did something more moders!
I look forward to Quilts every month , thankyou
Thanks and thank you for watching
That is just so cool how that turns out just by sewing and cutting! Great tutorial! I know just what to do with my black and white jelly roll now! Thanks for sharing!
What colour are you going to add?
Love this. Thanks for sharing.
The quilt turned out very stunning. I really like how you took a simple idea and made it pop!
thank you it was very fun to make I hope you give it a try:)
Never seen anything like this. You are such a inspiration !!!!
thanks
I made your beautiful black , white and green quilt. But wondered how it would be made as a Christmas quilt
Red and white solids and Christmas print as the accent fabric ?
Thanks and Happy New Year in advance!
That turned out way cool looking. Very modern! I can't wait to try it.
glad you like it:)
Awesome video!! Love your tip on marking center on needle on bed of machine. Lining up the pieced connecting strip has been a problem for me. Your tap suggestion will be very helpful. Variations in design are great. Thank you. 🙏
really modern pop with attractive color combo.
thanks:)
So easy to follow, amazing instructor!
I love this tutorial and the fabric choices! Thank you!
Thanks and thanks for watching
Smashing!
Hi Laura-thanks again for a fantastic fun project. I love the Jelly Roll Race and this is such a great variation on that pattern. Going to save this one for a quick project.
Hi Nancy, glad you like it, it was sew fun to make! thanks for watching :)
The clamp is a good idea, will try that one!!
Thanks
Very nice and you explain it very well it's easy to follow your instructions thank you
Thanks and thanks for watching
Thank you for sharing. Great colours' it makes it look very modern.
Thanks glad you like it:)
Thank you for another wonderful, inspiring video! That bright green is one of my favorite colors, too! Very modern take on this popular design :-)
Thanks and thanks for watching
I always enjoy your projects but I especially like this one with you actually sewing at your machine. :D Not sure why but it's easier for me to understand some of your instructions. This jelly roll quilt turned out really nice. TFS! xoxoJanet
Glad you joined along:)
I've seen only written instructions and they really confusing. This made it so much more understandable. THANK YOU!
you're welcome glad I could clear it up for you
Can you please tell me the finished size of the quilt with the one border you put on. Thoroughly enjoyed your tutorial and would like to give it a go. Best wishes from Perth Western Australia 💟🇦🇺
Beautiful, these fabric choices make quite a stunning modern looking quilt. :-)
Thank You and thank you for taking time to watch:)
Love the pop of green!
thanks
Really nice. And the possibilities are endless. I want to make quilts for my brothers and their children and have an easy way to connect them. This idea will work well for that. Maybe the solids will be the same for all the quilts or maybe the zinger color will be the common factor.
How fun.. "sort of "matching quilts...I love the idea:) thanks for sharing
So beautiful and easy to do I love it and I am going to do it. Thanks for the nice pattern
I hope you do it was so much fun:-)
AWESOME!! My kind of fabric selection!
Seriously stunning wow!
What an exciting version of the JR quilt. The pop of great really sets things off. Great job!
Thanks Barbara, I'm glad you like it:) and thanks for watching
I love this, and your choice of colors is outstanding :)
thanks and thanks for watching
to get this pattern your one white and one black with the green in between until you get all them sewed, right? love the modern feel husband wants for the TV room.
Love it! So many variations for this!! Thanks for sharing.
It was so fun I think I need to make another one lol
+SewVeryEasy I LOVE your idea! I think it's ingenious and so creative. Your finished quilt is beautiful by the way! Thanks for sharing!
thanks Wanda and thanks for watching
I have one of these jelly rolls!! I am going to have to try this, looks like a lot of fun!
What colour would you add?
I LOVE pink, so that is the color I would add. Thank you!
pink would be amazing!
Cynthia Nelson
I love it! Well done
Thanks! and thanks for watching
I have watched others with a similar process, your video is the best. I can’t wait to try it, thank you.
Uauuuu ! Merveille
I love this quilt
como siempre maravillosa lección ,un saludo desde España
Hello Spain and thank for watching. Hello from Canada
So cool! I NEED to make this one. Thank you 😊
Excellent instructions!
Thanks:-)
I really love the look this!
Thanks Deb:-)
What a coincidence! This is what I am working on right now.
yeah! how fun:-)
Hi Laura. Great to see you
HI Carol:)
Laura, would you please do a video on your sewing setup? Bothbfpr your modern and vintage machines. Thank you so much!
let me see what I can do
excellent work intelligent hard working lady
lol thanks...I like it too much for it to be work!
Thanks a lot! 🌸🌸
Very cool!
thanks:)
love this!!!
Thanks and thanks for watching :)
"My name is Lauara and I have a BE-YOU-ti-ful jelly roll of black and white" she said as she slightly wrinkled her nose, twinkled her eyes, and raised her eyebrows with impish glee, indicating her love of all things black and white with striking accent colors. Yes, who wouldn't have fun making a JR race quilt using your excellent instructions? Leaders & enders, clamp, sewing guiding strip for sewing the diagonal seams, trimming excess as you go, and how to deal with a twisted end - such useful practices and tips. I've seen quite a few YT videos for JR race quilts, and not been all that enthused about making one - yet -- until now. Because of that clamp tip, I really must add "Logical Laura" to the rest of my description of you.
Laura, sorry about the typo in your name - 12:15 a.m. and I shouldn't be typing this late with my ripe-enough but too-dry-to-operate cataracts; punctal plugs coming up this week to help with the dryness first. No using rotary cutters for me this summer :-(
Always nice to hear from you:) Glad you like it..I can't wait to quilt it now!
lol go to bed...I will be here in the morning....
Would love a picture of it quilted. What color of thread and design did you use in the quilting?
I would love to due this for my friends. I have to keep looking at it over,over,over, and over.:0(
I love this! Question: How many bobbins of thread did you need? Did you need more yardage for the border fabric? Thank you!
My Bernina has a extra large bobbin, so I only needed one and a bit. But for most machines I think I would get three ready. I was able to use 1 yd for all the green. If you want a bigger border you could pick up a little extra.
this is great - fun and fast - where did you get the black and white
I really do not remember...but I think I need more lol
What was the size of the top, before binding it? I want to make a small lap throw. Maybe 3x4 feet.
💗💗💗
Hello
Love this quilt. However I don't understand the purpose of the 2 pieces of scrap fabric..... Thanks for explaining..
Virginia
It is just to start and end your work, so that you do not have to cut you threads each time:)
Hi there, Laura! YT had this video as a suggestion for me to watch again, so I did and enjoyed it again:-) But what I want to say tonight (June 19, 2017) is CONGRATULATIONS! on hitting 100,000 subscribers in this last week. I saw you gathering about 1,000 a week awhile ago and could see this big one coming up soon.
Did you and your circle of girlfriends get together to celebrate yet? Or maybe you and your family got together to celebrate in your backyard? It's quite an accomplishment for anyone with a TH-cam channel. But it's not at all surprising to those of us to watch you because of your personality, talents, experience, and the excellent original tutorials and tips. You deserve every last subscriber girl, you've so earned it with your professional yet warm words of instruction. So I'll join in with the rest of the circle of viewers and friends and give you this toast, "To my favorite sewing instructor who I wish I'd met at least 40 years ago: May you have many more years of loving your job, have thousands more subscribers and viewers, and may you receive as much joy in your life as the gifts you've given to us in learning from you."
Oh my goodness you just made me cry! Thank you very much. I really have not said anything to anyone although my family knows and know you:) thank you
+ SewVeryEasy - This is one time I'm really happy to make someone cry. I cry tears of joy as freely as those of pain -- be it emotional or physical. I see it as a gift in how God uniquely created me. I wouldn't be surprised if you saw it the same way in your own life. :-)
Oh yes:)
i love it 💕
Thanks for watching
Good afternoon Laura Ann,
I love your design and tutorial, extremely well explained.
I have a question though: where did you buy your B&W jelly roll please?
I live in France and cannot seem to find one...
Thanks again,
It is not available any longer but you cut the strips out of just black and white fabric
I didn't hear that you said anything about after you hook them all together and you put your edging around did you put the batting on it and did you quilt it by stitch in the ditch or how?
What size is this piece? I want to make a duvet cover with plain backing 53x79"
My daughter just said Holy Cow! She is 25 today! She wants one. What are the measurements on the finished quilt! Awesome and very modern. One of your best . Thank you.
+UtahGmaw99 Well, tell your daughter I said, "Happy Birthday!" 25 was a VERY good year for me and I hope it will be for her too. Here's my input as a present. If anyone else wants to be part of this "gift" please feel free to join the conversation.
I'm guessing it's about 68 inches long x around 54- ? inches wide. Many JR quilts that just use a variety of colors/prints that have 40 strips come out to be approximately 62 L x 54 W; yet Laura sews her seams on the diagonals and cuts off the excess, so that takes up a little more fabric for each join.. But since she adds the additional one yard of Green Zinger fabric, I guess the width will be a little different for each person making it as it depends on how many of the GZ strips you use, and how many times and the length you cut up each of those GZ strips. The more times you cut it (shorter green strips joined within the quilt) the more fabric is taken up in joining them to the B&W strips. The width will also depend on how much you cut off on the sides when you square up the quilt top. It's just not one of those quilts with exact final measurements due to the nature of the construction.
But here are some clues. One yard of fabric will yield approx. (12-14) 2.5 inch strips depending upon how accurately you can cut your strips. Put aside 6-7 to make sure you have a generous amount for the border and you have the length of 6-7 GZ strips left for your quilt top's construction. She lets us know, "The strip sets get bigger and the length is going to get smaller." I guessed 68 inches for the length because at 9:18 she states she has 16 (strips/rows) and then, "and I'm sure you know what we're going to do next. Fold it in half again and sew along the one edge. When you come to the end, trim along the fold. You're done sewing all the rows together."
It's just my estimation, but (32) 2-inch "finished" strips/rows come out to be 64 inches depending on how consistently you sew your ¼ inch seams. Add the border at the top and bottom of two more 2-inch finished GZ strips (4 inches) and you have 68 inches. Of course if you want the quilt top bigger (increased length or width) either use more than the 20 Black and 20 White (and GZ short strips) or make wider borders. Look at the finished quilt at 10:11 and using Laura's standing body, let your eyes do the estimation of how wide it will be and if it will suit your purpose for making it. As I recall from junior high home economics class, for a medium height woman, the approximate length from the tip of one's fingers (with your arm stretched out to one side) to one's nose (looking to the opposite side) is one yard or 36 inches. I believe this is just meant to be a good-sized couch throw and not necessarily a large bed-sized quilt. As she says in the description, "just the project needed for a fun afternoon". Thanks for listening and enjoy your youth.
Thank you for the help. This would be a great cuddle blanket too.
Indeed!
Happy birthday to your daughter and the quilt is 58" x 67" newbeequilter was very close lol. But each one will be a little different in size. thanks for asking:)
Oh my! newbeequilter you are just the best! Good eyes and math, it is 8"x 67" very close:-) I Look forward to your comments:)
I love this quilt top!!
what is the name of your sewing machine extension table? where can I get one?
It came with my Bernina
Does it have any identifying information/numbers on it ?
Here is my machine info, maybe it will help:)www.bernina.com/en-CA/Products-CA/BERNINA-products/Sewing-Quilting-and-Embroidery/BERNINA-7-Series/BERNINA-790
I did one my advice get good quality jelly rolls 😜 but didn’t want to invest to much if it didn’t turn out. Lisa S
16 rows? How do you know when to stop? Personal preference?
yes, just do it until you like the look:)
I know it was two years ago but perhaps you can let me know what width tape you used? 1/4?
Laura quick question- can you tell me the name of the lime zinger fabric or where I can find it. I love lime. Thanks
Yes it was Timeless Treasures ttfabrics.com/fabric/polka-dot-basic-14/
Wow!!!
thanks
Where did you purchase the black and white jelly roll?
it was a Kona Cotton roll from my local shop
I love it! Does it matter if you sew the strips together all going the same way? Some people say if you sew strips all going the same way they'll bow.
In this case it would be hard to change the direction, But I do know what you mean. The key is to let you feed dogs do all the work and try not to push or pull the fabric under the foot. Thanks for asking
What size is the finished quilt?
holy cow
Can I just get some classes from you. Lol
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Wonderful! So modern in design. 2 questions: could you sew another parallel diagonal seam at the joining of the 2 colors of fabrics and make a 2 colored square, inserting it in the quilt?
2nd question: why not just put needle down in the strips of fabric , why use those tags fore n aft? do I lock seams by going back n forth on each end as i sew? why make green accent colors no less than 4 inches long ? ok...3 questions. thanks.
Yes you could just make them look like blocks by making a straight seam. The little scraps of fabric just make it so that you do not have to hold your threads as you sew, and you do not have to trim after. I do not lock the seams as they will get stitch over after locking them. And if you cut the seams less than 4" you will have a very small green piece in between. If you are going to straight stitch the ends together you can go smaller.Hope this helps:-)
How can you make a queen size strip quilt
You would of course need more fabric and then when you go to cut it down, you will have to stop at the larger size:)thanks for asking
Ok, i have never made a quilt. You were vague saying I would need more material, which would be how much and then you said cut it down . I am lost.
You'll need three jelly rolls. Proceed as for a regular jelly roll quilt with each roll, but when you get to 16 rows in each, stop. Press all seams in the same direction for each piece, then sew the three sections together. You should have approx. a 96"L x 72"W top. Borders can be added for more width or length. I watched some videos by Jean the Jelly Roll Queen on TH-cam and she details this process. Hope this helps.
Hello where have you buy the jelly roll
ha ha hiding in under my quilts:)
Hi IF YOU CAN. Please show use your sewing room(how you satup everything).Thanks
I will see what I can do:)thanks for asking
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