
Celebrating the event by making Jelly Roll Sizzle, a free pattern download from Fat Quarter Shop.
I used two unrelated, but coordinating, jelly rolls from my stash. The price sticker on one read $19.99 from Tuesday Morning, so you know it’s well-aged! I used every last 2-1/2″ strip from the bundles. Strips not used for blocks went went into the binding. This quilt should finish at twin-size.
Instead of using squares for the stitch and flip corners, I modified the directions to use Deb Tucker’s Corner Pop Ruler – only I round up the square size needed to cut two triangles to the next half inch. Meaning, I’ll cut a 5-1/2″ square instead of the required 5-1/4″ square. Makes it much easier.
And just for fun, I tried the large Folded Corners Ruler from Antler Quilt Design to see if I could use it in a similar fashion to the Corner Pop ruler. Refer to the oversize corner method in the instructions and upsize the cutting squares to the next half inch.
Enjoy the day. Create something beautiful from jelly roll strips. Learn something new.
This quilt will be donated to my guild’s community service for a specific woman’s shelter.