Solid color jelly roll quilt patterns

What’s more fun than making a quilt? Making it with friends! Some of us are lucky enough to have friends nearby who sew, or to take classes or go on retreats. But if not, or even if you do have sewing comrades, online sew-alongs and quilt-alongs may be for you. We've written about them before, but there are so many going on it seemed time to revisit them. Typically, online sew-alongs and quilt-alongs (abbreviated SALs and QALs, respectively) involve a number of people chosing to sew the same…

Okey Dokey, here is my first attempt at a tutorial…feedback encouraged! Hopefully at least some of this makes sense. :) I’m going to explain the ridiculous way I figured out how to do t…

A jelly roll, a.k.a. a set of 2½″ precut fabric strips, is a major time saver for quilters. With the fabric already cut and coordinated, all that’s left to do is sew the strips into a fantastic quilt…

Looking for a simple geometric quilt patterns that are a quick make? Browse our favorite selection of 13 modern jelly roll quilt patterns!

Jelly roll friendly quilt pattern, geometric rainbow wave from Love Patchwork & Quilting issue 87 by Geeky Bobbin

Here are more than 50 free jelly roll quilt patterns ! They include coins, bars, rail fence, log cabin, zig zag, and other fun designs. To ...

Dive into quilting bliss with the Jelly Roll Sizzle pattern! From Fat Quarter Shop, this vibrant design is perfect for quilters of any level. Create cherished gifts or snuggle-worthy quilts in sizes from crib to queen.

Wrap Around free quilt pattern and quilt tutorial for jelly roll strips or charm squares with free pattern download baby crib quilt idea

Explore our roundup of Jelly Roll Quilt Patterns: versatile, precut-friendly designs for quilters of all levels.

Cotton prints, quilting fabric, novelty fabrics, yarn dyed stripes and solids, covering a full assortment of woven fabric offerings such as poplin, twill, denim, corduroy, linen, canvas, crepe, voile, lawn, satin, georgette, flannel, organza, chenille, stretch wovens, plaids, stripes, etc. Fiber contents include cotton, poly/cotton, polyester, linen, cotton/spandex, and various other blends.