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by jofrog2000 06 Mar 2015 ( edited Mar 07'15 22:18 )
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If you want to use jellyrolls, or have lots of material of your own to cut into strips, this is a great site for patterns for inspiration, tutorials on the blocks you can make. I do sew things into strip sets to use in my quilts, but did not know how many patterns can be done so easily. I signed up to get email from Liz, and now all this good stuff keeps on coming. Check it out.

Jo

1 links:
[1] jellyrollfabric
www.jellyrollfabric.net
Comments (13)
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by Midnight1 06 Mar 2015
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Wow. Lots of ideas to use up my stash before buying more.
Thanks
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by 02kar 06 Mar 2015
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Thanks for sharing this info.
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by crafter2243 06 Mar 2015
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Awesome. Thank you
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by haleymax 06 Mar 2015
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Thank you.
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by lucy1234 06 Mar 2015
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Thank you!!
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by mranderson 07 Mar 2015
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Thanks Jo.
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by tilde01 07 Mar 2015
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Thank you.
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by mariagiannina 07 Mar 2015
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Thanks for the link.
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by kezza2sew 07 Mar 2015
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thank you yes I have been here before, lot to view for sure...
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by castor 07 Mar 2015
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thank you
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by spendlove 07 Mar 2015
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This is a fabulous resource, the emails come a couple of times a day and always deliver inspiration!
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by marianb 07 Mar 2015
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thank you! a lot to look at
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by marianb 08 Mar 2015
Not sure why they call their fabric strips Jelly Rolls they are only 20 strips not the usual "40"
by jofrog2000 09 Mar 2015
http://www.craftsy.com/blog/2013/08/pre-cut-primer/

Jelly rolls are strips cut 2½" x width of fabric, number of strips in a roll depends on the manufacturer.
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by lilylyn 07 Mar 2015
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Thank you. Never heard of this site before. Lyn