Jelly Roll Quilts by Pam Lintott. Jelly rolls are the new fat quarter bundle! They consist of 2 ½ inch strips of cotton quilting fabric. Jelly Roll Quilts is a great example showing quilters the best ways to use these gorgeous fabric packs. Jelly Roll Quilts includes 15 Jelly Roll quilt patterns – perfect for using jelly rolls. Jelly roll quilts are suitable for quilters of all skill levels, especially those quilters with a passion for a variety of fabrics. I highly recommend this excellent inspirational quilt pattern book. The instructions are easy to follow and the results are phenomenal!
Rolling Along from Nancy J. Martin. This is another easy to follow book that makes use of jelly rolls. The book features 12 quilt patterns, easy to follow instructions. This book also shows you how you can make your own jelly rolls easily from your own fabric stash. This is a great all around book by a very experienced quilt pattern author.
Layer Cake, Jelly Rolls, and Charm Quilts by Pam Lintott. This book looks really good and has 17 quilt patterns. Layer Cake, Jelly Rolls, and Charm Quilts is due to be released in June 2009. You can pre-order this book here.
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For the past several years I’ve been trying to make Christmas less about buying gifts and more about family and being thankful for all we have. Sometimes less is more. I’ve cut back my Christmas spending and we still manage have a fabulous Christmas. I still buy my kids stuff for Christmas but for everyone else on my list I try and make them something special rather than buy them a gift. My efforts are appreciated more than store bought stuff and best of all, come January, I won’t have to worry about getting a nasty credit card bill and struggle paying it off for the next 6 months.
There are so many great free patterns from MODA, I don’t know where to start. One of my favorites that really stands out is the sock monkey quilt, titled “Funky Monkey”. I’m not sure what I’d do with a quilt like this, I guess I’d give it to one of my kids or nieces. Funky Monkey is a fun quilt and sure to get a few laughs.
I was surfing around yesterday evening and found FREE Amy Butler Patterns! I feel like I hit a jackpot! LOL

