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Fat Quarter Shop Quilt Along: Jelly Roll Ripples Quilt



I recently joined Fat Quarter Shop in one of their Quilt Alongs.  The quilt pattern is called Jelly Roll Ripples.  I chose to use Bunnies and Blossoms by Lauren Nash for Penny Rose Fabrics.



The quilt pattern was great!  It was super fast and well-thoughtout.  I really enjoyed making it.  I'm glad that I have this jelly roll pattern in my arsenal because I have lots of jelly rolls that I'd like to use  😉 and I'd definitely make this pattern again!





To see other versions of this quilt, browse the hashtag on Instagram: #jellyrollripplesquilt

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  1. GretchenMarch 16, 2018 at 9:27 AM

    I am really enjoying seeing all the different versions of this quilt. Your fabric choice is lovely.

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  2. Sarah@123quiltMarch 16, 2018 at 10:41 AM

    This is such a perfectly Spring-ish quilt. Love it!

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  3. UnknownMarch 16, 2018 at 11:45 AM

    Such a pretty quilt! Looks so soft and cozy in those colors!

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