May 31, 2014

Jelly Roll Race Finished

This past weekend while having too much fun relaxing with friends for Memorial Day, I was able to get this jelly roll race quilt bound.  This quilt has been waiting around since March to get finished.  Oops!  Although, I am happy with the final product.  The quilt got a scrappy binding and an all over stipple for the top-quilting.  My friend's sister laid claim before it was even finished.  I will spare her the embarrassing picture of her all wrapped up like a burrito, but you can enjoy the visual.








We also got to hang out with these crazy kids posing all nice for the camera!  All in all the weekend was a huge success.  

Sew long for now, 
PATCH & CHELS

21 comments:

  1. Love the simplicity of the JRR quilt! Beautiful colors and the added white squares gives the quilt an extra pop. The scrappy boarder was the perfect choice :)

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  2. I just love it when kids pull faces, pretty cute. Nice quilt too..but the kids are the best!

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  3. Such pretty colours. What a lovely finish. And....you've gotta thank anyone that will hold your completed quilt for you while wearing thongs (aka flip flops for non-Australians).

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  4. This is such a fun and clever way to use a jellyroll! The little white squares add nice movement and space for visual rest. Love it. Also, holy cow, you seem to be cranking out quilts and blocks like nobody's business!

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  5. I really like the small square between each strip in this, Chels. I've seen a million jelly roll race quilts, but yours stands out for the detail and makes it a lot more interesting!

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  6. Love the addition of the squares. Great finish!

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  7. The perfect quilting project -- You tackled some scraps, and have a beautiful quilt to boot. Great job!

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  8. Awesome finish! I love the white squares added in.

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  9. Such a cute finish! It just screams spring and I love the scrappy binding. Need to try that sometime.

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  10. Love that fabric collection. Fun to see those come together.

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  11. I'm glad your Memorial Day involved quilting. I really like how the white squares that you added to the quilt break up all the colors, and I'm glad the quilt immediately found someone to love it.

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  12. The quilt is lovely. I really like the white squares. Sounds like you really have a great system for your scraps. I'm trying to get on top of a new system so I can easily put together scrappy quilts to use up my scrap fabrics.

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  13. This quilt feels so summery, and it makes me want a gelato for some reason. Very pretty!

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  14. I really like the white squares! Hate I missed the burrito! I have so many starts racing through my head right now that my Aviatrix top is finished. Do I just start quilting or piecing,, quilting or piecing? Sigh.s

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  15. very pretty, love the small blocks you added to separate the strips.

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  16. I like the little squares in the jellyroll quilt. I hadn't seen that before, which adds to the quilt. The picture of the kiddos reminds me of school photos gone wrong.

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  17. I love your jelly roll quilt. Especially the the little squares. Funny kiddos :D

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  18. I did a Jelly Roll Race quilt months ago and haven't finished quilting it!!! I didn't do the inserts of the White blocks but want to on my next one... this does inspire me to get going on mine as I have way too many WIP's. I could probably free up a lot of space if I finished the ones I have going instead of starting another! Mine did not come out as great... love your color/jelly roll selection!

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  19. Love your JRR quilt. It's so bright and inviting. Please share which jelly roll fabric you used.

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  20. Love your JRR quilt. It is so bright and inviting. Please share which jelly roll fabric you used.

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  21. Love Love your Jelly Roll Quilt! It is so bright and inviting. Please share the fabric line

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