Are you a precut lover like me? Now that my next line of fabric, Geo Pop has been released, one of my most often asked questions is – what can I make with a Geo Pop strip roll? So today I thought it would be fun to revisit 3 of my free jellyroll patterns, all recolored in Geo Pop.
Click here to get the Geo Pop strip roll: (40 – 2 1/2″ x 42″ strips)
The Jolly Jelly Roll Quilt
Click here for the Jolly Jelly Roll quilt along.
This was the very first quilt along I published on my blog, waaaay back in 2012! Although I never wrote up a formal pattern for it, you can follow the quilt along links to make this quilt from start to finish. All you need is one Geo Pop roll + 1 yard of Tiny Hex black for inner border and binding. Now I want to drop everything and remake this quilt!!
Beaded Lanterns
Click here for the free Beaded Lanterns quilt pattern.
This is a free pattern I created to promote a previous fabric line (Fandangle), but I loved recoloring it in Geo Pop! I can’t decide which I like best – using the white or black Op Squares print for the background. Which would you choose??
For this pattern jelly roll pattern, it only uses 36 out of the 40 precut strips so that one of the fabrics from the unused prints can be used for the background. All you need is 1 Geo Pop strip roll + 3 yards of contrasting white or black.
Modern Puzzle
Click here for the free Modern Puzzle quilt pattern
I created this free pattern to showcase my first fabric line, Modern Marks. Although the Modern marks strip rolls have long since sold out, you can also make this quilt using fat quarters of either collection. Above, I’ve paired up a strip roll of Geo Pop with 3 yards of light gray background so that all of the colors sparkle! (Hint: this gray is actually from a future fabric line, so stay tuned!!)
Just remember: if you have any questions while making any quilts from my books, patterns, or tutorials I’m always here to help you out! Be sure to tag me on instagram @christaquilts and share pics of your progress in my ChristaQuilts Facebook group. I can’t wait to see them!
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Making the beaded lanterns as a double-sided quilt with white background on one side and black background on the other would be the coolest idea!
I just finished making the Beaded Lanterns and I was really happy with the pattern. Thank you for showing me which way to iron my seams. I know you open yours but I still iron to the side. Sewing this quilt was so nice because I always knew which way to iron. My top came out gorgeous and now I think I might add a border. Not sure, but thanks so much for this lovely free pattern.