FUNHOUSE JELLY ROLL QUILT PATTERN (PDF)
The Funhouse jelly roll quilt pattern is constructed using 2 ½" strips (a.k.a. jelly roll precut fabric). This pattern is constructed using traditional piecing methods – chain piecing and strip sets.
The construction is unconventional and, for that reason, I recommend this for quilters with intermediate skills. You need to be able to read and follow a pattern and have confidence in your sewing, cutting and construction abilities. It’s not complex — all straight seams — but you have to be open and ready for something a little different.
This bold, modern pattern uses precuts and strip sets in alternating directions, creating a playful geometric quilt design is created. Digital coloring pages are available.
FABRIC REQUIREMENTS
(1) Jelly Roll your favorite fabrics (or 13 FQs)
(1) Jelly Roll + ½ yd for your background (or 3 ¼ yds)
½ yd for your binding
3 ½ yds for your backing
Filled with detailed instructions and diagrams.
Funhouse is a jelly roll-friendly quilt pattern that looks fantastic with any solids or prints and is fast and easy to make! The Funhouse quilt pattern can be made using jelly rolls or yardage and comes with detailed instructions. This fast and easy beginner quilt pattern has quickly become a best seller.
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Pattern includes fabric requirements and instructions for a throw-size quilt.
One size: Throw (56" x 73")
Skill Level: Beginner
A surprisingly fast quilt to sew with bold, modern style
100% original pattern
This pattern uses traditional piecing methods.
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All Glad Hand Sews patterns can be used to make quilts for personal use, gifting or selling in small batches with designer credit. Please don’t use my patterns for mass-produced items. If you’d like to license a design for mass production, contact me.
