A Trip Around The World Quilt Using A Jelly Roll 😲😲😲

In this tutorial, I'll show you how to make a beautiful trip around the world quilt with jelly rolls - one of my favorite fabric precuts. This is an excellent project for quilters of all levels, and I'll guide you through each step of the process so you can make your own easy trip around the world quilt with jelly rolls.

First, we'll review your needed materials, including the jelly roll fabric and other supplies. Then, I'll show you how to cut and arrange the strips to create the trip around the world pattern. We'll sew the strips and press the seams to create the quilt top.

Throughout the tutorial, I'll share tips and tricks for making your quilt top look its best. You'll learn how to match seams, keep your fabric straight, and more. By the end of the video, you'll have a beautiful trip around the world quilt top that you can use for various projects.

Whether you're a seasoned quilter or just starting out, this tutorial is perfect for anyone who wants to learn how to make a stunning quilt top with a jelly roll fabric precut. So grab your supplies, and let's get started!

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00:00 Introduction
00:24 What you need
00:50 The final quilt project!
01:08 step by step instructions
01:43 how I divided the colors
03:26 The rainbow strips
04:09 How to get more variety in your strips
04:48 At the sewing machine
04:58 THIS IS IMORTANT
06:50 Another Important Tip
11:03 To the Cutting Table!
14:51 Setting up your block
18:04 Sewing the first block
20:44 If you don't like to press to the side...

[conniejenson]

I just can't imagine you doing anything else except giving tutorials. You have such a gift for communicating instructions. I've watched your video on this tutorial several several times so that I can get it in my head and do it as I'm seeing you do it and it just gets simpler for me because of the way you put it out there. So thank you so much you have the sweetest and I mean the sweetest personality. You're the type of person that I would love to have for my best friend😊. God bless you on all your endeavors!!!💖. I'm a 78 yr old lady;. Didn't want you to think you had a crazy 😮 person on your hand. Ha ha
I'm Connie 😊

[patbowman]

Finally a trip around the world tutorial that I can understand. Thank you so much!!!! It always looked so complicated but it's not. I can't wait to start on my TATW quilt.

[DeirdreBryant-sy]

Thank you for this tutorial. I had a spare jelly roll and guess what I'm sewing this afternoon. You inspired me. I made a Trip around the world 15 years ago ( my first quilt. I didnt' know about rotary cutters & mats so i ended up cutting each 2 1/2 " square with scissors and so my first quilt was born. I so appreciated your strip set technique .

[joannefreeman]

I love your videos as you are calm and happy, which makes viewing so much better. You do a great job of teaching. Not everyone has this gift. Thank you so much.😊❤

[annarodriguez]

I have fabrics that I bought when my husband and I were traveling cross country from Los Angeles to Washington DC. Most of it are calico or ditsy prints that reminded me of my grandma's apronsc house dresses. Had planned to make placemats and such, but now I think I'll make a trip around the world quilt. Maybe I should call it trip around the US! 😉

[teresavial]

Your tutorial gor this method is the best. Thanks so much.

[donnaspindel]

I’ve never made a quilt yet… but watching you makes me feel like I can do it!!! 😊

[glendacrouch]

You are a doll! I love the way you explain the where, what and the why of the placement of making this pattern! Thank you so much!

[Carrie_]

I LOVE this pattern but I love your technique even more! Great tutorial, def one on my to-do list now!

[cathynuytten]

You are so brave. NO IRONING! Can’t wait to see how everything turns out.

[amandastratton]

A beautiful quilt and thank you for sharing with us Christen xx

[MalindaKinney]

Omg I love this so much. I am the last generation in my family to have knowledge with sewing and stitching. I love how easy you make things for me to understand as well
as taking the stress out of it

[juliekoone]

I love your channel, your just a doll and your energy is contagious ❤️❤️

[cromssie]

Hi from the UK. I have watched surely 100 quilting jelly rolls videos and finally found first who mentioned the LENGTH of standard jelly roll strips. Everyone talks about standard jelly rolls and how many strips and width but really big thank you to you. I decided that I will keep watching, not going to internet searching. It’s nice things you are making, and I really like your way to explain what you are doing, keep watchers up to date and not assuming everyone is a pro.

[Pamacci]

I am a beginning sewer and quilter and you make this process so easy to understand!! I love your tutorials- Thank you!!

[ValerieBrown-leew]

Just want to say thank you for showing how to make this trip! I want to make a queen size for myself after Christmas. I am going to cut strips from my Stacy. I bet I get enough for the whole family to get their own quilts, 8. Great job! Happy THANKS GIVING!

[anne]

You make making a quilt so easy! Thank you!😊

[chitan]

I like the fact you are open to try new things (let's not iron a single seam and see what happens). And, encouraging us to get out of our comfort zone ... if you've never pressed to the side - try it instead of pressing the seams open.

[susanonealsmith]

Love this so much!! I've seen these quilts before, but never how to make them. Thank you for breaking it down into manageable steps. A trip around the world quilt is now added to my list!!🌎Thanks again for your cheerfulness and enthusiasm!!🩷

[FayreeenAarow]

I am so thankful that I stumbled across your videos. Love, love, love it…. I had to subscribe. I hope my phone recorded it because I most certainly don’t wanna miss any future videos.❤❤❤❤ only one video before this one that I watched, (how to 3 inch binding and minor corners)…. priceless.!!!!…. I’m a beginner quilter, found your technique wonderful very explanatory. Very easy to understand. I don’t have the words to express how thankful I am…. It’s a life changer.😊….❤ keep them coming….. I haven’t watched this video as of yet. I’m excited to see what treasures are in this one.😅