Here is an easy Jelly Roll Quilt top that you will find quick and easy to do. It’s ideal for your first Jelly Roll quilt as we use straight seams to attach the strips to each other instead of the usual 45° angle.
Now this method is usually called a Jelly Roll Race quilt but we take our time so it’s more of a Jelly Roll slow jog. We like to untangle the strips before we sew we find it makes it easier for us.
We used a Paradiso by Kate Spain for Moda Jelly Roll to make this quilt and we are so happy with the result.
The finished size of the brown jelly roll quilt (pictured below) measures approx. 72″ x80″
- Jelly Roll quilt top – 54½” x 62″
- Border 1 – 3″
- Border 2 – 6″
What you Need:
- 1 Jelly Roll
- Border 1 – 5/8 yard
- Border 2 – 1 1/3 yard
- Backing – 4½ yards
- Batting – 4½ yards
- Binding – ½ yard
Check out our video tutorial on how to make the Jelly Roll Quilt top.
You can see the final result of our jelly roll scrap quilt after Chris, our longarm quilter had worked her magic. And here is our tutorial on how to make a scrappy stash jelly roll quilt.
Shirley says
Love the colours, need to try this. Thank you.
Alanda says
We love the bright colours in the Paradiso Jelly Roll as well Shirley. Moda certainly have some great colour ranges. This quilt was so easy to make. You can find the Paradiso jelly roll on Amazon http://amzn.to/1Khu588
Lorraine A Pierce says
Do you know how many jelly rolls you’d need for a king size quilt? Love the quilt! Beautiful colors.
Alanda says
It depends on the size you want your quilt to be Lorraine. Possibly 3 jelly rolls depending on the size, you may need 4. I am working on a post with the calculations for jelly roll quilts at the moment and it should be ready to go up next week sometime.
Rita says
Thank you! it is so easy and looks awesome. Very happy with the result…
Alanda says
Awesome, so glad it worked out so well for you. If you want to share your results you can do so here: https://www.alandacraft.com/submit-your-project/