Choose a Colorful Jelly Roll for This Easy Quilt

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A lovely combination of colors comes together beautifully in this simple quilt. Start with a jelly roll pack in your favorite colors and have fun putting this beauty together.

Some of the jelly roll strips are used for the pieced binding. Leftover strips and a matching charm pack are used for the pieced back. While neither is necessary, they both add charm to the finished quilt.

Sugar Pop N Change Quilt PatternThe quilt above is by Lisa of Making It Up As I Go Along (website no longer available) and the ladies of the Peace Circle.  This group quilt has one more row to make it longer. Extra blocks were used on the back and a solid fabric was used for the binding.

This is the pattern designer’s version along with its back, which she provides instructions for.

Pop N Change Quilt Pattern

Pop N Change Quilt Pattern

Tanyia Deskins created the following quilt, which shows how great the quilt is with dark sashing.

Sugar Pop N Change Quilt Pattern

Sugar Pop N Change Quilt Pattern

Quilt by Melissa Corry.

The finished quilt, as designed by Melissa Corry, is 53″ x 53″. It takes one jelly roll for the front and one charm pack for the back. You’ll need a second jelly roll to make the quilt larger.

Moda Bakeshop provided the free pattern.

Click here for the free “Sugar Pop N Change” quilt tutorial.

 

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