Showing posts with label Jelly Roll Race. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jelly Roll Race. Show all posts

Monday, June 30, 2014

#49 "I Refuse To Sink" {June 2104}


Size: 50" w x 64" h
Pattern: The Jelly Roll/1,600 Quilt
Fabrics: "Cuzco" by Kate Spain for Moda Fabrics
Thread: Aurifil Quilt Patchwork and Embroidery Thread - Bright White (2024) 50wt
Backing: Bella Solids - Periwinkle for Moda Fabrics
Batting: Warm and Natural
Binding: Bella Solids - Periwinkle for Moda Fabrics

This is the third quilt made for the wonderful Barnett Family, and in this case for their daughter's 16th birthday. The anchor and infinity symbolize stability and a strong foundations.

Sunday, February 2, 2014

#36 “Peponi (Paradise)” {February 2014}


Size: 65" x 55"
Pattern: Jelly Roll Race
Fabric: Stonehenge Woodland - "Autumn" By Linda Ludovico for Northcott
Thread: Aurifil Quilt Patchwork and Embroidery Thread - White
Backing: Kona Bay Solids: Burgundy
Batting: Warm and Natural
Binding: Kona Bay Solids: Burgundy

#35 “Wind and Water” {February 2014}


Size: 63" x 51"
Pattern: Jelly Roll Race/1600" Quilt
Fabric: Hoffman Bali Pops "River Rock"
Thread: Aurifil Quilt Patchwork and Embroidery Thread - White
Backing: Kona Bay Solids: Black
Batting: Warm and Natural
Binding: Kona Bay Solids: Black

Thursday, November 15, 2012

#23: "Monkeyshine" {November 2013} - UFO


In November 2012, I took at 1600"/Jelly Roll Race class from The Silver Thimble in Bozeman, Montana. I chose Sandy Gervais' "Frolic" fabric line because of the fun color choices. That and I thought this would make a super cute kids quilt. All in all it took me 48 minutes from the time I got the 1600" strip made to the final quilt top. If you are ever in need of a super fast, fun, patchwork-y type of quilt top, I'd try this!

Size: 64" x 50"
Fabric: Frolic by Sandy Gervais for Moda

Saturday, November 10, 2012

#22: "Eventide Sonata" {November 2012}


The design for the “Eventide Sonata” is called the 1600” or Jelly Roll Race quilt. It started as one, huge, 1600" long strip of batik fabrics and then folded in half, sewn, folded in half, sewn in half, sewn on and on. The fabrics for this quilt were a true spurge, and are all dyed batik fabric. I did another splurge for the backing and purchased a yummy batik for the backing that looks like it was made from the same dye lot as the front; pretty much makes this quilt reversible! The colors of these lines are so reminiscent of a sunset, that as I was working on it, I would put on various sonatas that reminded me of my Seattle home and quiet summer evenings on the water. This was an original attempt to do a free-handed quilted design, and in the end I backed out of it and decided on an echo pattern. I also found a beautiful set of silk variegated thread from deep red to yellow that shows up on both the front and the back of the quilt beautifully.

Size: 64" x 50"
Pattern: 1600" Quilt and/or The Jelly Roll Race
Fabrics: "Java Flame" by Timeless Treasures Tonga Treats Batiks - 100% Cotton
Backing: "Kapalua Batiks - Sunrise" Moda - 100% Cotton
Binding: "Hoffman Batiks - 100% Cotton
Batting: Pellon Legacy White Quilt Batting, 100% Cotton