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&EDITORIALFrom the Editor3Jelly Roll QuiltsEditor-in-ChiefBeth HayesArt DirectorEllie BrownSenior EditorKathryn PattersonAssociate EditorSherri Bain DriverAssistant EditorWeb EditorJelly Roll fabric packs, originated by Moda Fabrics, haveAdministrative EditorGraphic DesignersErin RussekValerie UlandDeb McDonaldKaren Gillis TaylorTracee Dorantaken the quilting world by storm. These precut 2½ xPhotography Stylistwidth-of-fabric strips are like quilter’s candy. The colorfulPhotographercombinations and pretty presentations make these packsGroup Publisher &Community Leadersuper tempting to buy and display.VP of ContentBetter yet, Jelly Rolls are great fun to use in quilting. ThePublisher7precut strips mean less time spent cutting fabric beforeAshley SlupeMellisa Karlin MahoneyKristi LoeffelholzHelen GregoryJune Dudleysewing. Quilt designers have come up with countless patChairman & CEOterns that take advantage of the 2½-wide strip. We’ve gath-CFO & COOered 3 of our favorite McCall’s Quilting Jelly Roll patternshere. Many fabric manufacturers and quilt shops adhere toModa’s model and include 40 coordinating precut stripsper pack, but always check the contents before purchase tobe sure a pack will work with the quilt pattern you plan toto start your next quilt project. It’s that easy!James OglePresidentSara DomvillePresidentDavid BlansfieldChief Digital OfficerChad PhelpsVP/E-CommerceLucas HilbertSenior VP/OperationsPhil GrahamVP/CommunicationsStacie BergerOPERATIONSuse. Once you’ve found a Jelly Roll (or two or three) thatyou love and that will work with your pattern, you’re readyDavid NussbaumNewsstand ConsultantT. J. MontilliOnline Marketing Mgr.Jodi LeeRetail Sales11LaRita Godfrey, 800-815-3538ADVERTISINGSales & PublishingAdvertisingOnline Advertising Ops.Happy stitching,Lisa O’BryanCristy Adamski, 715-592-3565Andrea Abrahamson,303-215-5686Editorial OfficesMcCall’s Quilting741 Corporate Circle, Suite AGolden, CO 80401(303) 215-5600 (303) 215-5601 faxBack issuesare available through our secure website:www.QuiltandSewShop.comBeth Hayes, Editor-in-ChiefDealer inquiries welcomeMcCall’s Quilting is available at a discount to quilt and fabric shops.Call 801-816-8410 or 800-815-3538 ext. 410 and ask for dealermagazine sales (or fax 801-816-8301).Table of ContentsLittle PrincessGelatoPick-Up Sticks-C#ALLS1UILTING COM3711Information You Need To KnowAll fabric requirements are based on40 /42 -wide fabric. The yardage given includes anadditional amount to account for fabric shrinkageand individual differences in cutting. A ¼ seamallowance is included on pattern pieces whenrequired. All measurements for pieces, sashing,and borders include ¼ seam allowances. Thefinished quilt size is the size of the quilt beforequilting. Because each quiltmaker usually has apersonal preference for a particular type of batting,the type of batting to be used for each quilt will notbe listed, unless it is necessary to obtain a specificlook. Fabric listed for binding includes yardage forstraight-grain binding.Due to variations in materials and equipment, McCall’s Quilting disclaims any liability ofuntoward results in doing the projects presented.Because McCall’s Quilting has no control overyour choice of materials or procedures, neitherMcCall’s Quilting nor the various manufacturersassume any responsibility for the use of this data.Occasionally, our subscriber list is made available to reputablefirms offering goods and services that we believe would be ofinterest to our readers. If you prefer to be excluded, please sendyour current address label and note requesting to be excludedfrom these promotions to Creative Crafts Group, 741 CorporateCircle Suite A, Golden, CO 80401 Attn.: Privacy Coordinator.Subscription Offices/Change Of Address NotificationMcCall’s Quilting, P.O. Box 420235,Palm Coast, FL 32142-0235(800) 829-0426 (within the U.S.);International (386) 246-3406quickquilts@emailcustomerservice.comTo subscribe to McCall’s Quilting or McCall’s Quick Quiltsclick subscribe online at McCallsQuilting.comE"OOK s ¹ s &OR PERSONAL USE ONLY NOT TO BE SOLD OR REPRODUCED 1UICK1UILTS COM

Little Princesstuck her in tightunder hervery own princess-sized quilt, and bed time will bemore colorful and cuddly than ever before!-C#ALLS1UILTING COME"OOK s ¹ s &OR PERSONAL USE ONLY NOT TO BE SOLD OR REPRODUCED 1UICK1UILTS COM

Designed byTricia CampSkill LevelConfident BeginnerFinished Quilt Size50½ x 64½ Number of Blocksand Finished Size63 Pieced Blocks7 x 7 -C#ALLS1UILTING COME"OOK s ¹ s &OR PERSONAL USE ONLY NOT TO BE SOLD OR REPRODUCED 1UICK1UILTS COM

Fabric RequirementsAssorted prints (blocks)2⅝-2⅞ yds.total*Black/white dot (blocks,border, binding)Backing (piece widthwise)Batting size*Or 1 Moda Jelly Roll; seePlanning.1⅞ yds.3⅜ yds.60 x 74 PlanningTricia cut patches for her bright,cheerful quilt from a Jelly Roll of 40precut 2½ x width of fabric strips. Eachblock includes 2 black/white dot “sashing” strips, making assembly super-fastand easy.Cutting Instructions(cut in order listed)Assorted prints—cut a total of:189 rectangles 2½ x 4½ 189 squares 2½ x 2½ Black/white dot7 strips 2½ x width of fabric (WOF)for binding*1 strip 1½ x 68 , pieced from 2WOF strips*1 strip 1½ x 56 , pieced from 2WOF strips63 strips 1½ x 7½ 63 strips 1½ x 6½ *Border strips include extra length fortrimming.This autumn version was made larger with extra blocks and an outerborder.-C#ALLS1UILTING COME"OOK s ¹ s &OR PERSONAL USE ONLY NOT TO BE SOLD OR REPRODUCED 1UICK1UILTS COM

1½” x 56”Piecing the Blocks1 Sew assorted 2½ x 4½ rectangle toassorted 2½ square to make piecedstrip (Diagram I). Make 189 total.2½” x 4½”2½”1½” x 68”Make 189 totalDiagram I2 Referring to Diagram II, sew together3 pieced strips to make piecedsquare. Make 63 total.Make 63 totalDiagram II3 Note: Refer to quilt photos androtate pieced squares as desiredfor this step. Sew black/white dot1½ x 6½ strip to side of piecedsquare (Diagram III). Sew black/white dot 7½ strip to bottom tomake Pieced Block. Make 63 total.1½” x 6½”Assembly DiagramAssembling the Quilt TopNote: Refer to Assembly Diagram forfollowing steps.1½” x 7½”4 Stitch 9 rows of 7 blocks each. SewQuilting and Finishing6 Layer, baste, and quilt. Tricia usedbright pink thread and quilted anallover loop design. Bind with black/white dot.rows together.5 Sew black/white dot 68 strip to leftside; trim even with top and bottom.Sew black/white 56 strip to top; trimeven with sides.Make 63 totalDiagram III-C#ALLS1UILTING COME"OOK s ¹ s &OR PERSONAL USE ONLY NOT TO BE SOLD OR REPRODUCED 1UICK1UILTS COM

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Fruit-colored batiksand a cool border printgive this quilt all the frosty appeal of sorbet on a hot summerday. Strip piecing speeds construction, and an all-machinestitched binding will get you to the finish line quickly.Designed byLaura Stone RobertsMachine Quilted byAlaina MarlerSkill LevelConfident BeginnerFinished Quilt Size83 x 83½ Number of Blocksand Finished Size42 Strip-Pieced Blocks7½ x 12 -C#ALLS1UILTING COME"OOK s ¹ s &OR PERSONAL USE ONLY NOT TO BE SOLD OR REPRODUCED 1UICK1UILTS COM

Fabric RequirementsAssorted batiks (blocks)White/multicolor print(sashing, border, flangedbinding)Light blue mottle (flangedbinding)BackingBatting size*See Planning.3⅞-4¼yds. total*3½ yds.⅝ yd.7¾ yds.92 x 92 PlanningLaura substituted 54 precut 2½ xwidth of fabric strips for the assortedbatik yardage. Precut packs such asTimeless Treasures Tonga Treats areperfect for making this easy quilt.The flanged binding adds an interesting touch and is completely machinestitched, making it a super-fast way tofinish a quilt. Give it a try, and you maynever hand-stitch the back side of binding down again!Cutting Instructions(cut in order listed)Assorted batiks—cut a total of:*54 strips 2½ x width of fabric(WOF)White/multicolor print10 strips 1¼ x WOF (flanged binding)**2 strips 6 x 88 , pieced from 5WOF strips**8 strips 4¼ x 76 , cut onlengthwise grainLight blue mottle10 strips 1¾ x WOF (flanged binding)*See Planning.**Strips include extra length for trimming.-C#ALLS1UILTING COME"OOK s ¹ s &OR PERSONAL USE ONLY NOT TO BE SOLD OR REPRODUCED 1UICK1UILTS COM

4¼” x 76”6” x 88”Piecing the Blocksand Quilt Top1 Referring to Diagram I, sew together6 assorted batik WOF strips to makestrip set. Make 9 total. Press all seamsin same direction. Cut into 42 totalStrip-Pieced Blocks 8 wide.Cut 42 total8”2½” x WOFMake 9 totalDiagram IAssembly Diagram2 Note: Refer to Assembly Diagramstitchfor following steps. Sew 7 verticalrows of 6 blocks each. Sew 8 white/multicolor print 76 strips and 7 blockrows together, alternating and trimming strips even with block rows aftereach addition.pieced strip in half lengthwise wrongsides together, and press to makeflanged binding (Diagram III).foldquilt backing1¾”3 Stitch white print 88 strips to top and1¼”Diagram IIbottom; trim even with sides.foldDiagram IVstitch in ditchQuilting and Finishing4 Layer, baste, and quilt. Alaina machinequilted a repeating curves and swirlsmotif on the block rows, and a feathered floral pattern on the white printareas. Trim batting and backing evenwith quilt top.Diagram III6 Referring to Diagram IV, stitch5 Sew together 10 light blue mottle1¾ x WOF strips, end to end, tomake wide pieced strip. Sew together10 white print 1¼ x WOF strips, endto end, to make narrow pieced strip.Sew wide and narrow pieced stripstogether as shown in Diagram II. Fold-C#ALLS1UILTING COMflanged binding to wrong side of quilt,aligning raw edges (place seamedside of binding against quilt). Mitercorners and join binding ends as intraditional binding. Turn flanged binding to quilt front (Diagram V). Stitchin the ditch (through all layers) between white print strip and light blueflange, mitering corners, to completethe flanged binding.Diagram VFurther InformationTo learn more about machinequilter Alaina Marler, visit her website: modernheirloomsquilting.com.E"OOK s ¹ s &OR PERSONAL USE ONLY NOT TO BE SOLD OR REPRODUCED 1UICK1UILTS COM