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LuLu Roses Quilt in the works

February 6, 2015 by Angie 2 Comments

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My picture today is the current quilt I’m working on …. placed on my Design Wall.

It looks a little rough at the moment … but I can see it’s going to be a beauty!!

I’m using the LuLu Roses by Tanya Whelan for Free Spirit fabric that I purchased at Prairie Point Quilt & Fabric Shop.  They’re right down the road from one of my doctors and I stop in every chance I get.  This entire fabric line was at the very front of the store and I walked in and said “I’ll take a yard of each” … I wasn’t sure what I was going to make but the fabric said “Buy Me”!

I’m kinda sorta using an idea I saw on the Missouri Quilt Company  website … they used One Jelly Roll and One Charm Pack.  I’m not making the quilt they made …but what I am doing is using a Jelly Roll (white) for my sashing (that would be the first time I have used the word sashing).

Here’s what I’ve done so far …

  • Cut one 7″ strip of each pattern of fabric.
  • Cut six 6-1/2 x 6-1/2 squares of each pattern using the AccuQuilt Machine along with the 6-1/2 square die.
  • The long white strips are Bella Solid White Jelly Roll by Moda.

Next up …

I’ll continue to place my fabric where I like it best … then I’ll start sewing …. I think.  Honestly this as far as I’ve gotten in my thinking process …but I’m sure it will come to me.  I think I may have to cut all my Jelly Roll strips….. to attach to the 6-1/2 squares (right side and bottom of each square).

More explanation …

I used the AccuQuilt to cut my squares because it saves time and my arms!!  I wanted my squares to be 7 x 7 …but there’s a 6-1/2 Square Die or an 8-1/2 Square Die …. I went with the 6-1/2 this time … and maybe my next one I’ll use the larger size.

See ya!

angiesigfinal

 

p.s. a few ladies have ask me if they can cut fabric to make a Jelly Roll Quilt (instead of buying a Jelly Roll) the answer is yes  … you need 40 strips of fabric that measure 2-1/2 x 44″.

 

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Comments

  1. Heather North says

    February 7, 2015 at 1:55 pm

    Love your fabric and design choices, Angie! Do you use an acuquilt machine to cut out your fabric, or do you run the dies through your Big Shot?

    If I were to sew this top together I would lay the printed fabric onto the white strips and sew them together in a long train, then cut them apart. Once I had white strips on the right side of all my blocks, I would then sew the blocks together to complete the horizontal rows. Next I would sew strips to the bottom of each row and finally sew all my rows together. Hope this makes sense. I look forward to seeing your progress on this one.

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  2. Raquel says

    February 7, 2015 at 7:52 pm

    Such pretty material–I am sure the finish creation will be lovely!! Hope you are feeling a little better.

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