Monday, December 3, 2012

Sew Mama Sew Giveaway Day 2012

~Giveaway now closed~
The winner is 
Kim @ TatjanaGrace


Welcome to my corner of the crafting blogging world. 

How grand to be participating in the Sew Mama Sew Giveaway Day that is really a week. In the past I've always been excited as it's all about a giveaway but it's also where I get to meet so many new people.


A little introduction to me~~~
I started this blog a little over 2 years ago.
Participated in an avalanche of on-line flickr bees.
Now I've sworn off bee's so I can focus on the 20 + WIPS {Works in Progress} I have going.
I still throw in a swap or two a year to still feel connected.

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So some of my own fabric love first,
 I fell in love with the line Simply Color by V & Co. 
I instantly snapped up 2 charm packs and started worked them into hourglass blocks. 

Simply Color - hourglass blocks

As you can see these are still being worked on in-between my many other projects.
I love working on these each time I pull them out!
Ohh pretty colors!


You love this line too? Sooo glad your here!


So to share the love, I'm offering up a
jelly roll of
Simply Color by V & Co.

{International friends welcome}


SMS - Giveaway week offer

To Enter

One Comment Per Person

Tell me your favorite jelly roll pattern or idea.




Fine Print

*You must put a pattern or jot down an idea or your entry will be deleted...an answer of "I don't know this is great" just won't be accepted*

This is not a sponsored giveaway - this is from me me me.

Giveaway will run til Friday, December 7 at 5 p.m. PST.

Because of my terrible luck with spam I do not accept anonymous comments and I moderate all entries.So beware your comment will NOT show up right away. Don't worry this is the way I can get your email and respond back to you and tell you how awesome you are for entering my giveaway.

One comment per person, duplicate entries will be deleted.

Mr. Random will help me choose a winner.

I will inform the winner by email no later than Sunday, December 9. An email within 48 hours is required to claim this prize.

This will not be shipped in a roll but opened up for flatter & cheaper shipping purposes.

*Please please please verify you are not a no-reply blogger or just in case include your email in your comment with {at} {dot}.**

Here are a few tutorials HEREHERE or HERE to verify if you are the dreaded no-reply blogger.  Google+ is messing things up again so check yourself out. 
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I think that's it!
Please go check out the other awesome giveaways around the bloggy world
at Sew Mama Sew.

Remember there are 5 different categories - wowzers


And my other giveaway is still open. . check it out here.

Thanks for stopping by!






574 comments:

  1. I really like Camille's Jellybean pattern :) Perfect for a jellyroll!

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  2. I like doing log cabin blocks with jelly rolls. Strip blocks would also be fun!

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  3. I love improvisational piecing! Thanks for the chance to win.

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  4. I love just random lengths and placement to create a fun pattern!

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  5. It's not actually a jelly roll pattern but I want to make something like this http://www.redpepperquilts.com/2012/11/liberty-lifestyle-stile-collection_22.html and a jelly roll would work perfectly, less cutting! I've never used one before so I'd love to have a go! Thanks for the give away!

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  6. Fab Giveaway! I think my favourite Jelly roll pattern is a lonestar quilt that I saw in a book recently. You need one Jelly roll to make 4 lonestar blocks. It's fab and I would certainly be making it if I win this giveaway!! Finger crossed :)

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  7. My Drunk Zebra quilt is jelly roll friendly
    http://www.craftsy.com/pattern/quilting/home-decor/sale-drunk-zebra-quilt-pattern/32853

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  8. I'd like to do a strip quilt. Simple and fun! Thanks for the chance!

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  9. Okay, the only thing I have done with a jelly roll, is the jelly roll race quilt. Sad but true. I would love to try something new, but I have only used one jelly roll in the past.

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  10. I love a jelly roll race quilt. Almost instant quilt top gratification.

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  11. The first pattern that came to mind is the dot, dot dash pattern that I used from Moda Bake Shop. Thanks for a fantastic giveaway!

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  12. I would make a log cabin quilt for a jelly roll

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  13. I found a fun jellyroll pattern in the book "Jelly Roll Quilts." It's called Sparkling Gemstones and is really easy.

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  14. I have been sewing for almost 5 years now and I have never used a jellyroll! I'm not sure why not, but I definitely need to rectify that asap. I love seeing strip quilts that others make with them so I would probably try a version of that pattern.

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  15. I like just plain and easy stripy quilts - arranging the strips in a good colour order, adjusting the width of a few of them and then sewing together. Simple but looks so effective.
    I enjoy your blog :-)

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  16. So many reasons to love a jelly roll. I collect patterns that use just jelly rolls. My favorite use is to cut them into 2.5" squares and make Mondo bag.

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  17. I love using jelly roll pieces in bag making.

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  18. I would make a simple quilt - just to show off the fabrics!!

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  19. I really love using jelly rolls for paper piecing projects - usually the 2.5" is perfect :) Thanks for the chance!

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  20. My friend designed a great scrappy Stellar star quilt that can be used with a jelly roll. http://www.flickr.com/photos/luckyduckdreams/8128211044/in/photostream

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  21. I really would love to make this quilt I saw at moda bakeshop called Random Reflections. http://www.modabakeshop.com/2010/07/random-reflections.html

    My email is meghan.anhalt@live.com

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  22. I've always wanted to make a trip around the world quilt out of a jelly roll, simple and nice. I would also love to make a real trip around the world, hehe... but that's not that simple :-)

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  23. I like to use jelly rolls for sashing in my modern quilts.

    sowingstitches [at] gmail [dot] com

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  24. I love the look of strip quilts! Thanks for the chance to win!

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  25. I just saw a tutorial by Quirky Granola Girl for a jelly roll quilt that would look great in Simply Color

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  26. I really like that idea of the sewathon with jelly rolls--where you just sew and sew and sew the strips together and at the end you have a cool looking quilt top. It is called the sewathon, isn't it? Now I'm getting nervous. Oh well, if it's not, it should be! :) jjenni20 at gmail dot com

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  27. Oooh I am always going on and on about Pan and Nicky Lintott's books. I'm not sure which I prefer, but the book Jelly Roll Dreams is awesome and I'm going to make at least 3 quilts out of it!

    kerry(AT)penny-dog.co.uk

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  28. Jelly rolls make super quick and easy Rail Fence quilts!! Thanks!

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  29. I was admiring Camille Roskelley's colorful Jellybean quilt

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  30. The only time I've used a jelly roll was to make a postage stamp quilt. I really want to make a string quilt with a jelly roll, and that's what I would do with this one if I won! Thank you!

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  31. My favorite jelly roll pattern is called Mixed Bouquet http://www.etsy.com/listing/87559704/quilt-pattern-five-sizes-from-baby-to

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  32. I love making brick diamonds pattern or stacked books - i'm sure these have real pattern names, but those are what i call them.
    Thanks for the giveaway!
    allisonbright{at}gmail{dot}com

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  33. We asked the same question! My favorite patterns are by Carolina Patchworks, I love her new one in We Love Color thats purple cannot think of the name. I love Simply Color, thanks for the giveaway!

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  34. I like doing log cabins with jelly rolls. This fabric line is awesome!

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  35. Oh I so love Simply Color! I'd make this quilt, which is actually where I first saw this fabric line! http://thecottagehome.blogspot.co.uk/2012/09/charm-jelly-roll-friendship-quilt.html
    Thanks for the chance to win :) Pretty sure I'm not no reply, but just in case:
    blondie19012k(at)hotmail(dot)com

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  36. Pretty fabric! So, this may be lame but its true-I love the simplicity of the jelly roll race quilts, with a coordinating solid color small square between the strips. So simple but visually impacting!

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  37. I love quilts with a brick pattern. I think this fabric line would look really nice in that pattern too! Thanks for the chance to win!

    flowerbubbleskids(at)gmail(dot)com

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  38. Super fast baby quilts for gifts!

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  39. There's probably a name for it I don't know, but what I'd love to try is basically a wholecloth quilt in white or cream, with a bold stripe (or maybe 3-one at the top, one in the middle, and one at the bottom) that is just a row of squares made from the jelly roll. I saw something similar somewhere and it was really cute!

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  40. I love this one so much I made it twice http://www.modabakeshop.com/2010/11/awesome-lap-quilt.html#more. Thanks for the giveaway.

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  41. I'd like to sew an apron! with all the different stripes and prints there is no way of seeing any stains :)

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  42. I think jelly rolls are perfect for log cabins as I am usually to lazy to cut all those strips. Thanks!

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  43. I have been loving the jelly roll race quilt, but with black squares in between the strips.

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  44. Don't know if there is a name for this pattern or not: Like window frames, 3 8 1/2 inc pieces sashed with 1/2 inch white between them & all around. Sew those blocks *opposite*, ie one with the bars up-down, next block with the bars going side-to-side. Rather like a rail fence, but with sashing.

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  45. I absolutley love this line too! Thank you for a great giveaway. I tend to make my own patterns, so haven't used any patterns for a jelly roll. This is what I did with my Sunkissed jelly roll though, my own pattern, http://mtnmommy2.blogspot.com/2011/10/sunshine-kisses-is-finished.html

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  46. I want to make a jelly roll race quilt!

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  47. Jelly rolls are great for the 1600 Jelly Roll race pattern. An easy fun way to make a charity quilt! Thanks for the chance!

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  48. Hmm - I am into simple, so just using the strips to make a simple lap quilt by sewing them one next to another and so on is my style.

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  49. I like making tote bags from jelly rolls :)

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  50. Took me forever to re-find the link but this is my favourite jelly roll pattern http://fatquarterly.blogspot.ca/2010/08/quilt-along-with-us.html

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  51. I did a tutorial on my blog for flying geese with a jelly roll and I love that quilt pattern, I called it "Fancy Flocks". I just love flying geese!!!

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  52. I'm a novice quilter, but have always wanted to try a strip quilt!

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  53. I watched a tutorial on you tube where they made a quick quilt from a jelly roll, but just sewing all the strips together, then together again, then constantly cutting....it was amazing.

    Thanks for a chance to win.

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  54. I made a "sparkling gemstones" quilt from the book jelly roll quilts and it's a super easy but great looking pattern!

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  55. LOVE V&Co.'s blog AND her beautiful fabrics for Moda! :D

    I'm so in love with strip quilts...not sure that's what I'd use such beautiful fabrics for but someday I'd love to make an entire quilt with just strips of various colors of scrappy goodness. ;) Hehe. With this I'd most likely try out one of the many beautiful patterns I've horded from the Moda blog.

    ~Rachel~

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  56. I'm such a poo quilter, I think I'd go for a strip quilt !
    Thanks for the chance, and cheers from France !

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  57. I like coin quilts for jelly rolls.

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  58. I just saw a tutorial at Cozy Quilt Designs for their Prickly Pear using jelly roll strips so I think that would be the quilt I would make.

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  59. I like coin stacks for Jelly rolls. That way you get to see all the patterns and cool designs by adding the solids b/c it refocuses you back to the jelly roll.

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  60. I love the entire book Scrap Basket Sensations!! It's amazing and I plan on making every pattern at some point!

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  61. I don't quilt, but I love to use pre-cuts when making little girl's skirts. Thanks for the giveaway!

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  62. I think jelly rolls are perfect for making quick log cabin blocks! One of my favorites.

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  63. I've always wanted to try to do a log cabin with a jelly roll...

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  64. I like doing the string blocks where you sew all the strips together and cut blocks out of that fabric...what's that called? Thanks for the giveaway!

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  65. I made this one: http://www.quiltgenius.com/2011/11/wip-wednesday-1122011.html

    It was really easy and a lot of fun!

    Mary
    iammaryburke@gmail.com

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  66. I want to try that 1600 race roll but haven't yet. My favorite so far is the hexagon one I sewed my favorite quilt. At that time I didn't know what a jelly roll was but used 2.5 strips instead. Now that I know, I plan to make a bunch more!
    Thanks for the giveaway!

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  67. There is a quilt called Floral Bouquet, it's in the Jelly Roll Quilts book, that I simply adore and would be really pretty with this jelly roll in particular!

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  68. I think that using jelly rolls would be great in making strip quilts. They are so simple and showcase the fabric. Thanks for the generosity! =)

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  69. I think Bargello patterns are lovely and jelly rolls are great for making them. I still have to make one though!

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  70. I followed PS I Quilt's postage stamp quilt along (a little late to the party, but I still did it!) and it was super fun - all you need is two jelly rolls!

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  71. My favorite so far is the postage stamp quilt, and that's honestly the only thing besides the rail fence quilt that I've made with a jelly roll. I'm currently making 2 baby quilts with 2 honey bun though, but just sewing them all together in a big row and then the row together. I'm sure there's a name for that too, but I can't remember it. I'm technical like that. =) Thanks for doing a giveaway!

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  72. I have a beautiful Honey Bun jelly roll sitting in my room just waiting for it to be used.
    I have never used one before but i'm excited to make something with it. Maybe a lapquilt.

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  73. My favourite idea is to do a woven type pattern with a couple of jellyrolls. I'm a little too intimidated to try it yet, but it looks really cool.

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  74. i like making table runners out of jelly rolls

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  75. I'd love to quilt again (after being interrupted during a few years thanks to my lovely children !) and make a comfy quilt to watch our favourite dvd ! Thanks for this lovely giveaway !

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  76. I made a snail once from some jelly roll fabric - it was super cute :) Otherwise I love postage stamp quilts - they look so fancy!!

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  77. I like to use jelly rolls for log cabins or modified bento box blocks.
    lizeves(at)gmail(dot)com

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  78. I just recently purchased my first jelly roll and the only thing I did with it was a 9 patch.. turned out really nice but I would like to explore other patterns

    nikita.smith@hotmail.com

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  79. Love to do rag quilts with these. Thanks for a fun giveaway!

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  80. I love to do strip quilting with jelly rolls. So pretty.

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  81. Jelly rolls are perfect for rail fence patterns. Thanks for the chance to win. I LOVE Simply Color!

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  82. I want to make a Jelly Roll Star Block by Missouri Quilt Company. And the bright colors in the Simply Color Jelly Roll you're giving away would make great star blocks.

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  83. Table Runners and Placemats are fun to make with Jelly Rolls. Thanks!!

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  84. Sugar Twist by The Pattern Basket (says for layer cakes, but works for jelly rolls, too). Thanks for the giveaway!

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  85. I've never tried a quilt with Jelly Rolls, so that is what I would try. Probably Sugar Drop Quilt Pattern by Aneela Hoey

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  86. lonestar quilt is my favorite jelly roll pattern, at least for today it might change by tomorrow. I love simply color it is my absolute favorite collection right now! eatkin85(at)yahoo(dot)com

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  87. I love brick patterns and placemats!

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  88. Depending on the strips in the jellyrol a simple strip quilt can be nice. Or a big log cabin like quilt (whole quilt = 1 block)

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  89. I've never used a jelly roll yet, but would love to use one to make a soft quilted baby playmat.
    hillwards*gmail*com

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  90. I've seen a tutorial for a floor pillow using jelly rolls. I'd like to try it sometime!

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  91. I just bought the new zig zag template yesterday and am anxious to try it with jelly roll strips! These would be perfect!

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  92. i want to try the Jelly Roll race quilts that are around - sounds super fun and easy!

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  93. I really like this pattern:
    http://www.craftsy.com/pattern/quilting/home-decor/jelly-roll-pattern--garden-trellis/27471

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  94. I've been wanting to try Simply Woven, from the Moda bakeshop site...it was done in this fabric line and looks horribly complicated but I think it was rated moderate skill level, just one notch above "easy", lol

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  95. I like using jelly rolls to make skirts for my daughter using the strips of fabric vertically. they are always cute and get lots of comments.

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  96. I have this one on my to-do list forever...
    http://sweetwater.typepad.com/makelifesweet/2009/08/the-easiest-thing-to-do-with-a-jelly-roll-plus-our-winners.html

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  97. I made a strip tube quilt using a jelly roll this year and it was GREAT. Very easy, and came together very quickly. I'd also like to use a jelly roll to make a string quilt some day. OR this tutorial by cluck cluck sew: http://www.cluckclucksew.com/2012/07/tutorial-strip-and-flip-baby-quilt.html

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  98. I like to piece them together and make strippy clutches out of them. jrae_228 at yahoo dot com

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  99. The only jelly roll quilt I made was a postage stamp quilt. I am ready to try something else!

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  100. I have several jelly rolls that I have been trying to decide a pattern for. I thin that I have just about settled on Julie Herman's hugs and kisses! Thanks for the generous give away!

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  101. I like 9 patch pattern - open with white block for applique. Jelly rolls are easy for this. crystalbluern at onlineok dot com

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  102. I am kind of new to quilting, so a simple stripe pattern would be my choice to use a jelly roll! Thanks for the giveaway! Ana

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  103. I've never used a jelly roll before, it seems like it would be easy to make a windmill pattern (lots of HST and such...). I love that new fabric!

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  104. I think the strips in a jelly roll would work well for making a christmas tree design for a quilt.

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  105. Postage stamp quilts. They're made for jelly rolls.

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  106. I have 2 jelly rolls that I'm saving for making baby quilts. I love the size, it sews up so quickly!

    Fawn

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  107. Thimbles Blossoms Spools quilt looks like fun!
    http://www.createforless.com/Thimble+Blossoms+Spools+Pattern/pid213954.aspx?utm_source=googlebase&utm_medium=cse&cagpspn=pla&CAWELAID=1523836231&catargetid=1552982187&gclid=CJu-srTX_rMCFQ3nnAodPx8Adw

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  108. I want to try this pattern: http://www.modabakeshop.com/2011/10/cross-terrain-quilt.html but I haven't actually worked with a jellyroll before. Thanks for the chance :)

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  109. i love just doing the jelly roll race pattern it makes up a quick easy quilt.

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  110. I looked at Moda Bake Shop and here is a nice pattern using a jelly roll.

    http://www.modabakeshop.com/2012/02/four-squared-quilt.html

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  111. I just made the cutest Teddy Bear quilt for my first grandchild from a jelly roll and it just took half the roll so I still have the other half to make another baby quilt! It's from the book "Two From One Jelly Roll Quilts".

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  112. I love the Simply Woven pattern at Moda Bake Shop! http://www.modabakeshop.com/2012/10/simply-woven-quilt.html

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  113. Just made a Irish Chain with a jelly roll.

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  114. Just used my first jelly roll batik from fabric freedom a log cabin cushion on one side and a pattern from Missouri Star quilt and the three dudes using a pattern similar to their pin wheel block on the other side. You can find it on youtube and it is very effective. I am going to make a full house quilt next with some jelly roll from Reunion. jennylarking@gmail.com

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  115. I love the simply color fabric too!! I would use it for a 1600 quilt for myself, perfect for snuggling up on the couch and watching a movie.

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  116. I love granny squares! a jelly roll would be perfect!

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  117. I love simple brick patterned quilts. Thanks for the chance to win!

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  118. Love this fabric line - thanks for the chance to win! I love the pattern - Index - for Jelly Rolls.

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  119. I love using jellyrolls for the Great Granny Blocks. They are super easy to make.

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  120. I've used jellies for sashing once. I think I would like to attempt one of those jelly roll race quilts, or a pretty 9-patch on point alternated with a solid block.

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  121. I think Granny Squares. I just finish one :D

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  122. double hour glass is a great pattern for a jelly roll

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  123. I've been really wanting to do a 1600 quilt with a jelly roll, but have yet to find the time and roll to do it! I also have the apple crate quilt bookmarked at Moda Bake Shop: http://www.modabakeshop.com/2011/08/apple-crate-quilt.html that I want to do with Meadow Friends.

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  124. I'm a minimalist when it comes to my quilts, so with jelly rolls, simple strip quilts are my fave!!! thanks for sharing the loot!!!

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  125. I actually just used my first jelly roll the other day, to make some quick funky log cabin blocks.

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  126. I love the jelly roll race quilts

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  127. I'd love to use one for a patchwork skirt. My daughter loves patchwork, and has been asking for a patchwork skirt for next summer.

    limor477 at aol dot com

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  128. I think this one is cute.
    http://www.modabakeshop.com/2012/10/simply-woven-quilt.html

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  129. Ooo... I saw a jelly roll race cut into thirds with borders at the Atlanta Modern Quilt Guild meeting. It was lovely!

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  130. I've never used a jelly roll before but I'd love to have a go at Basic Grey's Sultry quilt.

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  131. I've wanted to make a skirt using a jelly roll forever! Thanks for sharing!

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  132. I like jellyrolls for Churn Dash making :)

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  133. I have always wanted to try the Jelly Roll Race quilt where you sew all of the strips end to end and then fold that long strip in half, sew up the edge and repeat. Thanks for the chance!

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  134. I just picked up Apron Strings by Sweetwater to use with jelly rolls. It looks pretty easy to me. :)

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  135. I love the pattern that is made up of strips stacked onto each other and every strip is made up of a patterned fabric in the middles and a solid on both sides with alternating widths and placement of the colored fabric. I don't really know what it is called but here is a pinterest link (not mine, I had to search for it): http://pinterest.com/pin/112519690660776326/
    And I just remembered that I read that there will be a pattern for the quick curve ruler soon that uses jelly rolls to make Double Wedding Ring Blocks which would be almost too great to be true :)

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  136. i used a jelly roll to make a chevron quilt once - it was a really fun project. Thanks for the giveaway!

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  137. I'd love to use a jelly roll to make a zig zag quilt.

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  138. I like this pattern. http://www.modabakeshop.com/2011/03/cabins-in-hills.html

    Thanks for the giveaway!

    robyn(dot)geddes(at)gmail(dot)com

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  139. This is my favorite: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L5Ixvjje310 It's called "Amazing Jelly Roll Quilt Pattern by 3 Dudes!" Because I'm sort of a dork when it comes to matching things up...this works great for me!

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  140. I like the Jelly Roll Race pattern pretty well. I like to jazz them up a bit by adding an inset square of applique or some complex paper pieced thing. I also have books of jelly roll patterns with lots of favorites marked. Simply Color is my favorite!

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  141. not sure if this is jelly roll friendly, but i LOVE stripey quilts, so i'd wanna do something like this! http://www.ericas.com/quilting/patterns/45557b.jpg

    thanks for the opportunity! angielovesmaps@gmail.com

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  142. Awesome giveaway!!! I love this line! I'd make any strip club pattern from Cozy Quilt Designs with it! Thanks for the chance to win!

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  143. I loved the pattern that Tula Pink used with her Saltwater quilt from Jelly Roll Dreams by Pam and Nicky Lintott. It is a book. thanks for the chance to win.

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  144. I think this might be the perfect line for a jelly roll--the ombre fabrics are just perfect for the long strips!

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  145. I really love Simply Color too! I like this pattern called Simply Woven: http://www.modabakeshop.com/2012/10/simply-woven-quilt.html

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  146. I love to use the strips in borders and bindings, so easy!

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  147. I am super new to quilting, but I'd like to try a simple strip quilt

    Desi
    weeshareblog@gmail.com

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  148. I made up a block I call Gothic Windows, kind of a faux cathedral window. It can be made with jelly roll strips.

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  149. I love strip patterns. They go up so quick - log cabins are a fav.
    Thanks for the opportunity on a great draw.
    bonnielarson58@gmail.com

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  150. My favorite jelly roll pattern is a chevron. I'm still caught up in the chevron craze! Thanks for the chance to win!

    megsuedesigns at gmail dot com

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  151. Super quick and easy stacked coin quilts.

    Thank you!
    Jess in ON
    jess [dot] whyte at that gmail place.

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  152. I've made 3 jelly roll quilts - all the same pattern but with different fabrics - for my three daughters. I don't know the name of it but you simply sew the strips end to end and eventually have a lap quilt. I love it because it's fast, fast, fast and makes a great gift! blessings, marlene

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  153. Most recently, I have used jelly rolls for strips in the Scrappy Log Cabin rainbow quilt-along, and for squares in the Curious Quilter's 2 1/2 inch squares swap; I am making quilt blocks, 6 across by 6 down. I love using them in different projects for a scrappy look!

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  154. I love, love, love Simply Color, so I hope to win. There's a strip-pieced Bento Box quilt pattern (quiltsoflove.blogspot.com) that uses a jelly roll. I haven't make it yet, but I think Simply Color would work very well. Thank you!

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  155. I love all of the chevron jelly roll patterns, but I would use this for a simple strip quilt...my guild is doing a jelly roll race at our retreat in February and I need to bring my own to participate. :)

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  156. I love to make simple quilts with them

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  157. I like to lay them out and do a quilt-as-you-go simple stached pattern.

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  158. I've been using jelly roll strips to make a pattern coming up in the Feb. issue of Fat Quarterly. I'm pretty excited about it! Thanks for the giveaway!

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  159. Tula Pink just posted a great free pattern that uses jelly roll strips called Shoreline that I want to use.

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  160. I love the sugar pop n change quilt from moda bake shop !
    Have a nice christmas time.

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  161. I like the brick quilts made with jelly rolls

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  162. I like the Organic Elements quilt on Moda Bake Shop, I bet it would be lovely with this line!

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  163. I like using jelly rolls for log cabin quilts

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  164. I made my girls a changing pad cover with leftover from the Jelly roll for one of their quilts. I loved it so much I stashed it in the attic for grandbabies (the girls are 3... hahaha)

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  165. I just purchased Cluck, Cluck, Sew's new pattern Ring Toss. It's perfect for a jelly roll. Simply Color would just pop in that quilt pattern. Thanks for the opportunity!

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  166. I would make a log cabin quilt for a jelly roll.. I really like makeing wonky log cabin quilts, its relaxing

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  167. I am making a braid quilt using a jelly roll and it has a great effect! It's the first time I've used one and struggled to find patterns so I'll be keeping an eye on this post for inspiration!

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  168. I think strip quilts (or coin quilts) are the easiest way to go with jelly rolls. Thanks for the giveaway!

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  169. i have never used a jelly roll but i'd imagine it would lend itself well to postage stamp squares? i love scrappy square projects and have made several. or maybe i'd use it for hexies.

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  170. I strip quilt would be fun and easy to do with a jelly roll

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  171. I really like the postage stamp quilt tutorial by Ps I Quilt you just need a jr+some solid and that's it. Terrific giveaway, thanks for the chance to win!

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  172. The Simply Woven Quilt on the Moda Bake Shop, which requires 2 jelly rolls, is probably my favorite pattern out there.

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  173. I'd like to try one of those jelly roll 1600 I think is what they are called. Where you just sew the strips together.
    hulseybg at gmail dot com

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  174. Your comment about swearing off bees made me laugh - I have had to do that this year as I just couldn't resist joining them! I have two more quilts to make from bee blocks then I can join up again. I have never used a jelly roll before but always thought it would be good for just a simple strip quilt. It would also be great for a classic log cabin or indeed a wonky one! Thanks for the change to win such lovely fabric.

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  175. I have to go with the old-fashioned log cabin. It's completely versatile, just depending on the fabrics you use, it goes together fairly quickly, and it's really, really hard to mess up (if you knew me, you would know how important that is!).

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  176. Thanks for the chance!! I love the simplicity of using a jelly roll to make a railfence quilt...10 inch blocks of strips just feel and look so lovely.

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  177. I like how easy it is to make a simple tablerunner with a jelly roll.

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  178. I like the simple picket fence! It always seems to come out good and so easy with jelly rolls.

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  179. I've never used a jelly roll, but I think it'll be perfect for a scrappy granny squares quilt (I made one with 2.5" yellow squares and I'd love to make a totally scrappy one and it's just the right size).

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  180. I have a ruffle skirt pattern that uses pinked strips gathered to make the ruffles.
    kirkwood0419(at)hotmail(dot)com

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  181. I have a pattern for an Irish Chain quilt that would be beautiful with a jelly roll. It would be so bright and scrappy!

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  182. I've never used a jelly roll but I'd like to try some sort of brick pattern for a quilt. Vanessa's line would be perfect for that!!

    amandaj(at)cinci(dot)rr(dot)com

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  183. I have never used a JR, so I had to look up a pattern. I like this herringbone here: http://www.rucraft.co.uk/sewing-fabric-and-quilting/downloads/jelly-roll-quilt-patterns/sense-of-direction-pdf-quilt-pattern#.UL0PR6XFVFQ I've been wanting to do a herringbone, and a JR looks like a great way to do it. Maybe not with Simply Color, though. I would have to think of something cooler for Simply Color. Thanks!!

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  184. I haven't tried a jelly roll pattern, but I always think the ones by dairy of a quilter are so cute

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  185. I have never used a jelly roll, either, but I like strip quilts or a log cabin block. Thanks for the chance to win!

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  186. One of my fave Jelly Roll patterns is Jellystone Park - it twists and turns and looks way more complex than it really is!

    and hi! I think we just started following each other on instagram! (I'm argyle24)

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  187. I have only used a couple of Jelly rolls. The most recent one I sewed the strips to solid white strip then cut them out in triangles with the 5 points together. Though the next thing I want to do a Jelly Roll race quilt just to try it.

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  188. Never used a jelly roll, but did something similar using rectangle blocks like offset subway tiles.

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  189. Right now I am making a strip twist quilt with a jelly roll - first jelly roll project, and I am liking it so far!

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  190. Never worked with jelly rolls before, but I'm sure I would like to make some fun bags with them.

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  191. This one is my favorite:
    www.modabakeshop.com/2010/07/random-reflections.html

    Thanks for the chance!!!

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  192. i had such fun making a jellyroll race quilt, appliqueing big flowers on it, i think that rates as my fav jr pattern.

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  193. I believe the Grandma Mary's Five Patch pattern would work great with jelly rolls. The center white blocks may have to be resized, but a jelly roll would simplify the rest of the cutting. Thanks for the giveaway opportunity.

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  194. It's this very Jelly Roll, Simply Colour by V and Co.
    I have ordered two of them already and can't wait to have them in my hands. The machine is buckled up and ready for (chain) sewing! :-)

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  195. i think jelly rolls are perfect for log cabin quilts!

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  196. I love long cabin blocks made with Jelly Rolls!

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  197. I have to say I collect more JR than I use but the JR race was fun and the quilt was cute.

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  198. Missouri Star Quilt Company did a video of a jelly roll quilt that I love. Here's the link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L5Ixvjje310

    And here's the link to the original pattern that Jenny adapted for her video tutorial: http://www.3dudesquilting.com/documents/LetsStripItMajesticMountainQuiltPDF.pdf

    Thanks for the chance to win.

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