Easiest Jellyroll Quilt

[@conqueringmountscrapmorewi2509]

Hello! I hope you had a wonderful day! I was in my sewing room yet a project ready for filming and now I get to sit and watch your video! You are my treat for the day! I hope you have a lovely week ahead! Thanks for sharing your informative video and your expertise!

[@valerielarsen5667]

I like that and I’m going to try it.

[@cheryltopley603]

It's a beautiful quilt.... so simple but just lets the fabric shine. I'd keep it as it is and bind it with the deep red. Stitch in the stitch is all it needs to quilt it. Lovely 😍.

[@juliaarnold890]

Thank you, beautiful, no waste quilt. Fleece back, would pick out a bright colour, quilt down columns, great for picnic blanket, take it to the beach, perfect for summer

[@loridavison6672]

1st off thank you for this fun tutorial. I love grunge. They have some pretty dots now. I'm going to make mine smaller for a charity quilt.

[@loriv895]

Love Robin Pickens so much! I think I would just add a flanged binding. The colors are perfect for my sunroom!

[@daniellemiele197]

I like the quilt as it is, I would add same color binding. Thanks for the tutorials.

[@marypower2241]

I think a red binding would look very good I just love 💔 the colour combinations.🍀

[@suenuss661]

Love the quilt top as is❤️❤️ perfectly perfect 🥰

[@wendywesley7423]

Lov your videos. I would add a coral binding. No additional boarder. It’s a beautiful quilt sometimes simplicity is the best.🥰

[@judypeach6770]

I would bind it with the same colour as the border and quilt it a 1/4 inch from the seams all the way around. Love the colours used in this quilt.

[@colleenkurtz7833]

I love this just the way it is. Beautiful

[@Bmon-js2lk]

Same color binding, it’s done. 🌸 So pretty.

[@terrieberly8109]

Love this one. Colours are delish. I would add maybe a smaller orangey border then bind in peacock. I would try and find a flower for the back and do the quilting in a swirl pattern. Thanks for sharing your talent.

[@janicemalinak6924]

The colors are perfect! I would make it exactly as you have! Good job!

[@sewcat1]

I would add a border and quilt it with a fun floral design. ❤️

[@amyrichards7331]

Wow the lily top is beautiful, both robin pickens and tula pink are my favorite fabric designers. As far as finishing, I would put a and orange/redish binding with a backing from same line. Then have it quilted with a summertime theme. Thank u for your videos

[@vickiemasturzo2303]

So sweet! The colors are so interesting. I would not border this quilt, it just seems finished. Nice job!

[@stephaniedunn2831]

I live it! I would just quilt as is same color binding.

[@jessicalitherland8989]

Beautiful quilt top! To finish I would probably add a big coral border and bind in the red that pops. I have loved quilting with my walking foot lately so there's a good chance I would quilt in simple so the fabric is the star of the quilt!

[@melissahumphries9624]

I would bind it in a lighter shade and quilt it using a raindrop pattern from urban elementz.

[@maggiesmith6099]

Lovely quilt. I think as some of the colours are strong to cool down with the pale blue rainbow colour in a pale blue blender fabric then cool cream binding. Stitch in the ditch quilting rather than anything too busy.

[@pamelaadkins2339]

Pamela Adkins I am a new quilter. I have returned to the sewing scene only 3 years ago after a 40 year absence. I loved your very informative tutorial as well. I am looking forward to making a quilt as you’ve instructed. I would add a 5-6” border all around. I love the peach that could be used for the border and then I’d bind the edges with the red. I think it would be beautiful. Last I would have a peach tone backing, most likely the floral peach which you have in the strips I would love ❤️ your top

[@marysilverman2570]

I would add a border, probanly a subtle green floral. Since it is all rectangles, I would add swirls for the quilting. Thank you for another quilt idea!

[@fredaphilpot2546]

I've got jelly rolls that would work great .Thank you! Solid backing same color binding

[@deannafarrell4291]

I love that line of fabric! I would finish it with just binding in one of the coral colors, probably the dark one.

[@maddtt1]

Hi Katrina! That quilt is very pretty. I think I would just put the same color binding as the border. I wouldn’t add any more borders. I think it’s beautiful just the way it is!

[@joygross]

What a great idea it turned out wonderful. I wouldn’t add a border I love it the way it is. I would but a scrappy binding .. I think that would be so cute. ❤️

[@treadlegenie]

I would not add another border & would bind it with the bright orangey colors after I stripped them together maybe 6" each piece till long enough to go around. Or I would find a striped fabric with teals, orangeys & reds. I love the look of stripes on the bias for a binding. Beautiful top.

[@lynnbilas4468]

a beautiful quilt Katrina, i would probably choose a large print fabric for the backing, probably a green something from the range as it's my favorite colour, don't feel that it needs another border. Quilting would be stitch in the ditch as it's the best i can do!

[@eieensebastian4461]

Love the colors and the quilt pattern. I think a neutral border of 3.5" to 4 " and then bind it with a flange of the orangey/red color to make that color in the quilt really pop.

[@cherylcurlee3279]

I would add another border maybe of one of the prints in the quilt, then bind with the peacock color. love these colors!

[@maryettayu3995]

What a fun way to sew up jelly rolls! Thank you for the tutorial. The quilt top you made is beautiful! I would quilt it with a stipple/meandering stitch and bind it with a coral to match what’s in the quilt. Probably back it with flannel ☺️ Thank you for the chance to win!

[@phyllisdippert2216]

I would add another border, choosing one of the contrasting colors and use varigating thread. Lovely top! I think this would be a fun way to use up scraps.

[@alexandra-zaza-burns]

I’d either use the peacock blue or the nice bright orange for the binding. I wouldn’t add another border. If I wanted the quilt to be bigger I’d buy another jelly roll and add more columns or make the columns longer. I love the mix of strong colours and florals in this fabric line.

[@pamelaadkins2339]

I’m a new quilting student lol. I’ve only made 3 complete quilts and several throws so far. I loved the information given on the tutorial. I can’t wait to start this particular quilt. If I added binding to the quilt I’d probably use the red with the beautiful florals. However, it’s perfect the way it is. A final quilting design with batting and solid red backing would make it perfect for me. I love reds and corals as well

[@esthertoombs6961]

Love the quilt! I would complete the quilt with a faux piping binding. Binding the same as the border, and the faux piping in one of the red reading solids.

[@dianabarker3815]

Beautiful colors. I would not add binding. Thank you for doing this video. I just this to my list to make ❤️❤️

[@pattysmith9266]

I think some of that 6" red added around the quilt top before a green binding would be perfect. Love all your designs. Thank you for all you do. Patty

[@patsymartin2342]

Thank you for the ideas. I have some 'stormy grey' jelly rolls that would look great in this arrangement probably with black borders and sashing. Thanks for the inspiration!

[@trudylitterine8877]

The colors in the quilt to are gorgeous! Reminds me of my cruises to the Caribbean. Also, Jimmy Buffets' shirts. I would add a orange or red-orange border, bind it with the peacock color, and quilt it with a tropical leaves all over it, in chartruese thread...

[@janeneathey8977]

This is so beautiful. I would put a very thin flange in the bright orange with another 2” peacock border outside of that. I would keep quilting to a minimum and stitch in the ditch on the vertical sashing and at regular horizontal points just to make sure the batting doesn’t shift when washing it. IMO the colours speak for themselves and don’t need a lot of quilting or fancy birders to distract from them. Good luck to everyone 🤞🤞🤞

[@janeneathey8977]

Sorry, I meant 2.5” peacock border, to match the original one.

[@lindapeel9939]

I would quilt with a feather type pattern. Keeping the quilt as it is, no extra sashing. Great colours.

[@dianemiller9050]

I would only add another border if I have a good fabric already in my stash. Usually, I quilt with the wave stitch on my Viking Diamond machine. Thanks for another super video.

[@yvonnesullivan5662]

Stunning quilt top. I Would add a 5 inch border in a complimentary fabric from the same range and then use a leaf pattern to quilt.

[@lizzybit9855]

I would add a flange binding. The larger fabric of the binding being the peacock color and the smaller, second color of the flange binding would be the lighter orange color that’s in the quilt. If I were to do that quilt, I’d probably make the internal sashing strips 1 1/2”. The border would be 4 1/2” with the flange binding. I would do loops and leaves for the quilting… Love your quilt!

[@barbarajudge5424]

Lovely. I'd finish it with a border of the bright orangey red to make it look like an oblong quilt. At the moment it looks like 5 striped columns. I would lightly quilt it with a curvey top stitch going down and across at right angles..

[@jackierudd2010]

Ummm ! Decisions, I'd like it finished to fit my uk single size bed and I'd love a finished border with prairie points in the colourful fabrics please 😂 oh and the quilting to match the large lily flower. I've never made a quilt, I don't have the confidence to start in case I do it wrong, don't like what I've done, or i never finish it and end up wasting the fabric. I just need to pluck up the courage to try because you've made this tutorial look so easy. Thankyou for sharing your inspirational talent 😊

[@lyndabutcher115]

5:03 I wish I had of watch this before I sewed all my pieces. I would have loved to have won the quilt. It's perfect as it is. Just stunning. Thank you for a great video. X

[@dedrasmitherman7983]

I think a wide bright green border departed from the sashing by a narrow peach colored border would look great on the quilt. I’d quilt it with paisleys or clam shells to bring out the tropical vibe in this bright, fun quilt.

[@VanessaLoveCounselor]

This type of quilt makes me think of recycled cloth. I think it would be good to make this. I have been looking into ways to recycle clothing/cloth and it was only until now that I thought of blankets. So cool.

[@stephaniereed1326]

I would put another border on it, maybe in that red or a cream. Then I would straight line quilt it. It is so very pretty with all those colors!

[@ellaketo5601]

beautiful quilt.I would add another border and quilt at with an over all design.

[@michaelasch8487]

I would not do another border. Binding in same color like the sashing strips. Robin Pickens fabric is so vibrant. There's no need to add another colour. Love this quilt top.❣

[@rosewhaley3588]

The colors in this quilt top are stunning. Thank you for the tutorial! I would not add a border- it's perfect as is! I Think a binding in one of thr orange/ red colors would finish it just right. Thank you for the opportunity to win it.

[@SewingStudio]

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[@dianegardner4603]

I love Carolina Lilies! I would not put on a border and I might use another color from the line to pull out one of the other colors for the binding.

[@MsDale1976]

Such a beautiful top! Thank you for the superb and easy instructions. I think I would do a colorful border, than the backing a bright grunge. Bind with the same slashing color you have in between each row.

[@LisaLisa-zl9vu]

I would bind it with the same sashing material. I love the simplicity and not having wide borders. Borders take away from the modern look of this quilt! This is lovely!!

[@Chayo54]

I would not add a border. I would bind with a soft orange or lime green and the backing would be another grudge color. I would quilt with wavy going vertical. Thank you for a great video and idea for a quilt. Hugs.

[@paulacoveney7870]

I would put another border on it. Maybe a 4 inch border. This is a beautiful colorful quilt.

[@needleworknut7792]

I would finish with an East Asian inspired boarder then quilt the top in a peacock or feather pattern. The colors remind me of the Saris, spices and flora of India.

[@lynngallegos2727]

I would add a 5" border in a coordinating color and I would also put a pieced backing on it and bind it with a contrasting color. Thank you so much for your fun and interesting chanel.

[@elizabethwinterbottom8135]

I would choose a floral or abstract fabric in that same range with a 6 inch border with a peacock binding.

[@patriciaguevara8793]

I would add a 5”-6” border all around in a coordinating color - then bind in another coordinating color. I’d choose a floral backing. Beautiful quilt! Thank you for the instructions and for being a fabulous teacher/mentor

[@janecooper4841]

Just a binding....maybe a nice pop of orange. Or a scrappy binding if there were more jelly roll strips to use. I love a scrappy binding!

[@SewingStudio]

Hi Jane, we also love a scrappy binding!

[@susanonealsmith8434]

Wow!! It's just gorgeous!! And the timing couldn't be better! I have a Lewis and Irene jelly roll that I need to use in a quilt, and bought the backing today! If I were to finish the Carolina Lily quilt, I would bind it in the one of the orange fabrics, maybe even the lilies to add a print beside the grunge. I love to quilt on my domestic using diagonal lines, and when I make this quilt, that's what I plan to do, so that's my suggestion! Love your videos!!

[@pameladrew1683]

Thank you for another brilliant idea. I would leave the border as it is and use either a rusty red or the bold Lily fabric for the binding. The backing would be the bold Lily design to give a reversible quilt.

[@expatpiskie]

I'd add a 6" border using the large lilies fabric & bind it using the lime green.

[@morriaudh4329]

I would add a multi colored 5" border and bind with the green sashing color, then quilt with a meandering medium design.

[@tiffanykagel9536]

I would put the same color boarder, but I think a scalloped border would be real eye catching

[@debbiebatch2271]

Would not add a border, but I think I would bind it using the lily flower fabric that's in the jelly roll if I could find that in some yardage at the quilt shop....it has most of the colors in the quilt in it....I think it would tie it together very nicely.

[@nancyterwilliger4521]

I would put a pieced binding of all the strips, quilt it and use it!!

[@7mandymay7]

Binding would be the same as the border color. Large stipple for quilting. Minky backing would make this a cozy quilt.

[@carolelliott9150]

I’d bind with an orange grunge.

[@lauriewilt2622]

Lovely top, that peacock color really pops. If I put a border on it, I’d use a coordinating color and use the peacock color as the binding.

[@bonniechretien6215]

Another gorgeous project to put on my list. Thank you for the inspiration. To finish the quilt, I would add a fillet (because I love when you add that to your quilts) and I would use a coral or orange color for that - the same as the lilies’ color. I would add another border and use a lime color like the color in the background of the fern strip. I would make this border a little wider than the inside peacock border. Then finish it off with either the same peacock color or orange fillet color for the binding.

[@mariesmith9182]

I would add a 4” border with one of the coordinating prints that are small print. Probably a non dominating color in the quilt. The backing would be a solid as not to take away from the front. I love this pattern it is so cheerful and pleasing to the eye. Thanks for sharing.

[@richardfinney5081]

Lynn here on Hubby's phone mines playing up 😏, I think I'd out one of the coloured jelly roll's for the binding. , But maybe 🤔 if I wanted it bigger Id add a really broad plain piece first , I've learned so much from your videos 🤗 Thanks for Teaching 😊👍

[@GiGi-si9mo]

I love the colors of this jelly roll and the sashing fabric is perfect. I would not add a border. I would bind the quilt in the same fabric as the sashing. The sashing really enhances the other fabric. If I was quilting on my sewing machine I would stitch in the ditch. If I were using my long arm, I might use a floral or tropical leaf theme.

[@faithswan7541]

I would do two jelly rolls to have a larger size and quilt with a meandering stitch. use a grunge backing with fold over binding

[@kathythede-reynolds5447]

If I needed this to be bigger, I would add a 4-6" border of one of the complimentary colors. I would bind it with the fabric used in the sashing and quilt it with curvy lines or loops.

[@valariejaster393]

Love this quilt pattern, and the colors are stunning. I have never made a jelly roll quilt. Looks like this will be my next project. Thank you for the tutorial.

[@teddieclark4835]

I would add another border of the same fabric line or if not, another fabric that would coordinate. Perhaps a border of HST's and then a larger border. Due to the smaller size, I would hand quilt it using big stitch. I love doing big stitch quilting on smaller quilts.

[@debbymccauley4774]

I would add another border pulling out a color in the jellyroll color scheme. Nice and quick quilt.🧵🪡

[@dinasoares8901]

I would add another border either with a white print from the line or a green. I would send it to be quilted and have them panoramic feather stitch

[@abigaildolinger2754]

The quilt is stunning! I would add a 5-6” border of the large scale Carolina Lily theme print then bind it with peacock grunge.

[@ericmel99]

I would not add another border. Would use a circular pattern to contrast the solid lines of the quilt. I would bind in the brighter red to make the blue grunge pop. This is a gorgeous quilt. I have found when piecing strips, I will alter the direction of sewing so the strips don't bow. Not sure why they do that? None the less, always love your quick simple tutorials!

[@clairemccoy5502]

I’ve got some of the Carolina Lilies fabric for a quilt. I love yours. I would bind it the same as the sashing since there’s so much color going on in the blocks. Live your tutorials!

[@janinebeckerschochenmaier8064]

I would add a border of a grren from the qut and then do binding from similar strips like the quilt top.

[@angiebell6169]

What wonderful colours! I’m plucking up the courage to start a patchwork quilt. I think for this quilt I would put a small fillet of another strong colour ( the red maybe) & another peacock border. As little quilting as possible.

[@jolewis-brown6608]

I love this quilt top and really love the Carolina Lilies range. I’d like to use one of the plainer colours to bind and a floral for the back but would need to try various before deciding.

[@donnagraham2802]

I would not add a border. I think I would quilt it with wavy lines in sets of 2 down each pieced column. For the binding, I would audition the peacock, a peachy-orange or a teal fabric before deciding. Great video!

[@yvonnemoretti7646]

I love the colors in your quilt. I would probably find a backing to compliment the front and use a 2 inch border of that material on the sides and a 6 inch border on top and bottom (so my husband will put it on the bed the correct way). I am still new to quilting so I would do a stitch away from the ditch. I line my foot up with the ditch and stitch a quarter inch away. I love the tutorials you share, and would be happy to have your quilt in my New York home.

[@sherrylesina7224]

I love the quilt top as is. I would do a simple stipple on my domestic machine. I have done many jelly roll quilts, however I have never seen this style. I am definitely going to try to make this pattern. Thank you for sharing.

[@jennygill1594]

It truly is beautiful 🥰🥰

[@ShadowMoonFarms]

This turned out beautiful. I love the peacock grunge for the sashing. It doesn't need any more border unless you need it to be bigger. You didn't show the backing. Maybe that orange with orange binding. What did you do with the remaining 4 squares? You could make a pillow top to match. Thank you

[@marywagner5088]

I love your quilt top! I would bind with the same peacock grunge.

[@christiewright6137]

I think I’d quilt it in a bubble pattern. I love the circle look of the bubbles on an angular top. But I don’t think I’d add extra borders. I like the look of it. But I would love the peacock grunge on the back!

[@SewingStudio]

Hi Christie, Katrina loves the idea of bubbles!!!

[@brandikalinowski5044]

I bought a jelly roll a year ago and have been having trouble finding a pattern, i like.this layout for yours. I belive I want to stagger the horizontal border strips to make it interesting..

[@clombard7134]

Hello! That quilt top is beautiful! I would do a scrappy binding and quilt it using a Serpentine stitch with a variegated thread. Keeping it simple to showcase the lovely fabrics.

[@nancy-katharynmcgraw2669]

Beautiful colors, on both quilt tops! I would audition a 2" border of all of the colors...maybe in a piano keyboard pattern with a solid (binding piece) square cornerstone...possibly in a pinwheel design. Then choose a solid binding. I would probably use a large print for the backing (one I wouldn't cut up)! Thanks for this opportunity to win!

[@SewingStudio]

Hi Nancy, What a lovely idea. Katrina particularly likes the idea of a pinwheel design.