Saturday, June 1, 2024
Jelly Roll Jamboree Is Completed
I finished "Jelly Roll Jamboree" before I left for vacation. It's from a free pattern on YouTube
I never buy Jelly Roll precuts, they are horrifically expensive in Canada. I always cut my own strips from yardage or scraps.
The quilt went together quickly and was wasy to make.
I added a long piece of a coordinating fabric to the back to make it wide enough.
This one will most likely be a donation quilt.
I couldn't get the colour of the backing to show up properly on the one photo, the true colour is the brighter yellow.
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