Today's Quilter - UK (2019-07)

Cutting out

1

FromBackground Fabric A cut as

follows:

QThree(3) 6 in widestripsacrossthe

widthof thefabricandsubcutthese

stripsintosixteen(16) 6 in squares.

QFourteen(14) 1 in widestrips

acrossthewidthof the fabric.

Subcuttheseinto:

• Thirty-two(32) 1in x 6in
  rectangles.


• Thirty-two(32) 1in x 9in
  rectangles.

2

FromBackground Fabric B cut

asfollows:

QThree(3) 6 in widestripsacrossthe

widthof thefabricandsub-cutthese

stripsintosixteen(16) 6 in squares.

QFourteen 1 in widestripsacross

thewidth of the fabric. Subcut these

into:

• Thirty-two(32) 1in x 6in
  rectangles.


• Thirty-two(32) 1in x 9in
  rectangles.

3

Fromthebindingfabriccutseven

(7) 2 inwidestrips across the

width of fabric.

Makingthe blocks

4

Pairuptheforty(40)JellyRoll

stripsincontrastingcolours.

Ta keone(1)pa i rofst r ip sa ndt r i m

selvedges.Cuteachintothree(3)

lengths of approx. 14in(Fig1).

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Youwillneed

QOne(1)JellyRollorforty(40) 2in

stripscutacrosstheWOF

QBackground Fabric A (white) –

1 yd s

QBackground Fabric B (colour)

• 1yds
  QBindingfabric-yd
  QBatting– 70insquare
  QBacking – 70in square

Finishedsize

Q62in square

Notes

QReadalltheinstructionsthrough

beforestartingyourquilt.

QUsea scantin seam allowance

throughout.

BEHIND THE QUILT

CITRUS PUNCH

“WelovetheNine-Patchblock– remember,youcanmakesixty-four(64)

Nine-PatchblocksfromjustoneJellyRoll,whichis exactlywhatwe'vedonefor

thisquilt!Thisblockis oneof themostversatileblocksthereis andthereare

countless ways you can use it in your quilt designs.”–Pam and Nicky Lintott

JELLYROLLPROJECT

LIME AND SODA