How much fabric do I need for a rail fence quilt?

A full-size quilt measures approximately 86 inches by 96 inches. The amounts of fabric you will need are 2-½ yards of the print, 1-½ yards of the lighter fabric, 1-½ yards of one contrast and 2-½ yards of the other contrasting solid. The amount required for the backing is approximately 6 yards.

What size quilt will one Jelly Roll make?

50″ x 64″
Using the standard 40-strip jelly roll, you will get a quilt that is 50″ x 64″ without any additional border. If, however, you want to create a larger quilt, you need to know how to change the dimensions of a Jelly Roll Race quilt.

How to make a rail fence quilt pattern?

In order to learn how to make a rail fence quilt pattern using jelly rolls you first need to know what a jelly roll is. Heather shows an example of one size of jelly roll and explains that they are pre cut strips of fabric packaged into rolls. You can find jelly rolls in varying sizes containing 20, 30 or even up to 40 strips of fabric.

What kind of fabric is Jelly Roll rail fence?

Jelly Roll Rail Fence {a free quilt pattern!} The Jelly Roll Rail Fence quilt I made two years ago has been one of the most popular quilts on my website. Today I’m sharing another version, this time using only 1 jelly roll instead of 2. The fabric I used for this smaller quilt is called Strawberry Honey by Gracey Larson.

How big is a jelly roll rail quilt?

From the front joining strip fabric, carefully cut twenty 1 3⁄4in wide strips across the width of the fabric. From the back joining strip fabric, carefully cut twenty 1 1⁄8in wide strips across the width of the fabric.

What kind of quilt can you make with jelly rolls?

The log cabin quilt block pattern is arguably THE most versatile block you can create with jelly rolls. You’re probably familiar with the traditional log cabin block, but you may be unaware of all the amazing things you do with the exact same piecing technique.