jellyroll pattern – Quilting my way through life!

Last but certainly not least is a new pattern that is made just for those pre-cuts that you’ve been collecting the last few years but have never opened! I know you’ve got them, they’re totally irresistible. Ask me how I know…

This pattern uses 10″ Layer Cake Squares, Jellyroll Strips & 5″ Charm Squares!

Of course you can cut from yardage as I did, but that’s just because I wanted a red & cream quilt for my booth and so I used these as shown to you in a previous post, remember?

This is what I did with those lovelies:

This quilt is twin size, but the pattern includes lap, twin, queen & king sizes. It goes quickly and if you start with the pre-cuts as previously described it will go even quicker.

I hope you enjoyed my show & tell. Please look for my patterns at your local quilt shop. If they’re not selling them have them contact me for information to get them started. They’re also available on my website.

Until next time,

Susan

New, new, new! I love new! Are you getting bored, or am I tempting you? I hope I’m tempting you to shop and sew too.

My next new pattern I showed you in a sneak preview yesterday with the introduction of my Mini Dresden Plate template, remember?

So, without further ado, here’s A Pretty Plate:

The pattern includes both sizes shown, 54″x 66″ & 27″x 27″. It’s a fun & easy pattern that is made more quickly by the use of my Mini Dresden Plate template.

Here’s the smaller Pretty Plate hanging in our kitchen.

This quilt was inspired by 10″ layer cake squares, 5″charm squares and a jellyroll. You can use these as I did (except I used one fabric instead of layer cake squares for the block background) or cut from yardage.

The fabric collection is Barbara Brackman’s Civil War Crossing by Moda. It’s a couple of years old, but I love the prints and colors. The block background fabric however is from Minick & Simpson’s Wicasset collection also by Moda.

For those of you that don’t know me, I LOVE fabric. I get my love of fabric from my mother! I’m inspired by and addicted to fabric. I design from this inspiration. That’s how I roll.

When I find fabric that speaks to me I buy it and then figure out what to do with it. Anybody out there share this same affliction? Anyone care to share???

Just two more designs to go!

Until next time,

Susan