Everyday I get an email from the Missouri quilt company, showing their deal of the day. A few weeks ago, the deal was a jelly roll line made by Moda, Miss Kate. Of coarse it was designed by Bonnie and Camelle and so I had to look into it, them being some of my favorite designers.
I also knew the perfect pattern to make this quilt into. I drew up a pattern in July to make with Riley Blake, it's a Beautiful Thing line, and called it my 'Alyssa quilt' as it's for my daughter Alyssa. This Miss Kate fabric and my Alyssa pattern, will make a fun baby quilt for an upcoming baby girl in my family.
Supplies for Alyssa quilt:
1 Jelly Roll
Neutral Fabric (need 5" for every 5 blocks) Baby quilt: 2/3 yd, Twin quilt: 2 1/2 yds
Border fabric: Baby quilt:1/2 yd;Twin quilt 1 1/2 yds
Background fabric: Baby quilt 1 1/2 yds; Twin 4 1/2-5 1/2 yds
Binding: Baby 1/4 yd; Twin 1/2 yd
Sewing Maching
Aurifil Thread
Batting
You can get to part 2 here
Step 1:
Sort your jelly roll fabric into groups of 4 fabric that will go together. Try to mix your colors up so for example green won't be on the outside edge of each strip.
Step 2:
Chain stitch each group of 4 together
Step 3:
Iron hour strips, I prefer to iron all seams in one direction
Step 4:
Cut your pieced strips into 4 1/2" strips
Each combined strip of 4 jelly roll strips sewn together, will give you 9 block pieces to work with.
Step 5:
First, cut your neautral fabric into 2 1/2" strips, so that they will be fabric with @ 44" long by 2 1/2" wide.
I'm linking this to Needle and Thread Thursday and Let's BEE Social
Sneak Peak of Alyssa Quilt Part 2:
I love Bonnie and Camille fabrics as well, so I can't wait to see more of this quilt. It looks like it's going to be fantastic!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing at Needle and Thread Thursday!
:) Kelly @ My Quilt Infatuation
Looks great so far! The MSQC emails are always so much fun to get!
ReplyDeleteThis is looking good so far - I like your fabric choices a lot.
ReplyDeleteI just love bonnie and camille! I haven't finished the flannel with their fabric yet... LeeAnna at not afraid of color
ReplyDeleteI'm a sucker for Bonnie and Camille too! I'm working with Miss Kate layer cake right now. Would love to share your pattern and tute on my blog when you get all parts posted.
ReplyDeleteHi Wendi! This is looking very nice so far! I'm never tired of Bonnie & Camille collections! It was a really good deal for sure. I also wanna thank you for stopping by my blog!
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