This is an excellent tutorial. Rarely, do I find a quilt video I haven’t seen the pattern before. This one is wonderful. Couldn’t stop thinking about it so I now have it on my list to do soon. Living in Arizona, this one hits the spot….not too heavy or hot. Lots of options with this pattern. Just need to be creative and think outside the box. Great job on this one Tracy! Thank you for adding this one for all of us to enjoy.

I'm a newbie to the quilting world and have been watching literally hundreds of quilting videos these past 4 months. Binge watching quilt videos from all sorts of different quilt channels, I have discovered, can be EXTREMELY overwhelming and confusing, for beginners. I am a beginner and I also have ADHD so when I see a million different ways to generally do the same thing, my brain tends to freeze. Now, *this* looks like a project I could actually make and be proud of. Thank you so much for sharing, you're so talented, the way you describe how you quilt doesn't overwhelm me, you have the most amazing hacks (I have all those videos saved), you seem very kind and down to earth, you make me laugh, you're geniune, and, last but not least (I could go on and on!) you're never boring! I love your channel so much! ❤

I love this way better with strips cut shorter. I'm ordering today for making one. Thank you silly girl. Love your show.

I have made several of these now. And have used the same method to make a couple w 10" squares as well. I absolutely LOVE this method!!!

Adding this quilt to my list for 2024! So lovely. Thank you!

Probably the perfect picnic throw for summer holidays, compact for travellers. I've practice on a portion of a jelly roll but first time seeing it done inside out.

Tracy! This is fabulous!

A different idea, still not totally sure but its growing on me. I also like the back side showing reverse of quilt, maybe an idea for another quilt😮😊

Perfect timing. I just filled my scarp box with 2 1/2" strips. I was thinking of making a scrappy jelly roll race quilt but this is even better. I'm going to make this right after I finish my raw edge roses which is almost done.

This is such a great channel! I made my first quilt a few years ago, never having done one before. I went to the thrift store on $5/bag day and bought any LARGE dresses I found with nice patterned fabric. I live in an area that doesn’t have fabric shops (not counting limited Walmart section). I cut up the dresses into 10” blocks and had a go at it. Nothing to write home about, didn’t even worry about finished size since I use it for a throw. But I like it and now I going to try this jelly roll quilt! I love the unstructured look. Thanks for bringing these great ideas.

Love this too !

That jelly roll is gorgeous !!

Omg!!! I love that so much! Thank you for your brilliancy!! 🏆

I've made similar race quilts. I was never that precise with it. As long as the strips were the same width I really didn't care about the length or if it repeated throughout the quilt. Your quilt is very pretty. Congrats!

If for some reason you did not favor the frayed look, you could do the very same sewing layout with a serger and simply iron the seams all the same direction. Gives you the look of inside-out but with less fraying.

I have been looking for an idea for the quilt part for several quillows I want to make as Christmas gifts. This quilt will be PERFECT. Thank you for all of your amazing ideas!!! ❤️❤️❤️

Brilliant! I made a scrappy JR race quilt the regular way, cut across the strips, turned everything other section, put black sashing in 4 places. Hard to describe, but I loved the result. Sent it to Sew Yeah for their Alaska project. Thanks for your idea!!!

😳 FINALLY a quilt I can do 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

What a great idea! All my scraps will enjoy this!!!!

Thank you so much Tracey, I really really enjoyed watching you create this amazing and stunning quilt. I’ve never seen this type of quilt before, but I really really love ❤️ it. I shall have a go at this, when I get the chance. I really really love ❤️ all those co¿ours and shabby chic look it has. Please stay safe and well too xxx Mags

I would have never thought to try this. I'm always excited to watch your videos. And I LOVE the fact that we have many of the same novelty prints in our stash and scrap bins! This is going on my list of quilts to make now Thanks again.

Hi Tracy! Can't believe I missed this one! It looks so scrappy and cute! This must have taken hours! I need to make this. I've got literally baskets of scraps I just love your channel!

I did make a lap quilt using your tutorial, only i did not want the raw edges. The flannel and strip pieced top is the pefect weight for fall! Thank you so much! I love how it turned out!

This is amazing. Your reply explains why you did the cuts. Thank you

Love the idea of command strips I will be investing in them

I love this idea. Using flannel for backing sounds so cozy. You are keeping me busy. Thank you for the great ideas.

I love this beautiful scrappy quilt.🤗

Love this! I think it would be the perfect picnic/camping quilt.

Thanks for this pattern!! It is a beauty!

SO glad SEW YEAH KZfaq channel turned me onto you!! More Happy Sewing hours.

I absolutely love this video! I’m so impressed with your unique patterns and creative quilt projects! They are so different! I appreciate all the work you put into making these videos! You’re amazing Tracy! What is the final size of this quilt?

What fun for a kid's quilt. You could put Minky on the back to make it especially soft. Thanks.

Can’t wait to try this. I will use my accuquilt 2.5” die as my wrist could not bear this much cutting. My quilting guild is making quilts for The Linus project. Thank you so much for a new idea.

I am a New Quilter....I hv only made 1 Quilt so far and this look like a Easy Quilt to try, but I dont hv enough strips and hv Never brought a Jellyroll...lol, I only hv squares so far but I am sure I will try this in the future. just discovered your channel.....Good Directions on it!....Thank You, Sheila Mitchell

This looks so cuddly. 🌸

I also have lots of scraps so making this tomorrow. Thanks Hello from Houston tx

I love this quilt. I am going to the beach next week and will definitely make one. Thanks.

Love this '*reverse* idea - thanks :)

I have made one but not like yours ! I love the raw edges and fraying and just zig zagging the seams open! Ingenious ! Thanks 😊

What a brilliant idea!! I love this quilt!

I love scrappy quilts! Lovely idea. Definitely will do this!

This is such a fun idea! I've made one the traditional way & just loved it, but this is great :)

I love rag quilts!! But i have tendonitus, and find clipping all the seams very painful. I will have to try this method!! It looks amazing and so easy to do! My friend is having a baby, and is sick most of the time. I know what I'm making to cheer her up!! :))

For beginners you should explain. I couldn’t tell what you were cutting

Perfect summer quilt!

Love it rag jelly roll😇

Loved it thank you

What a wonderful idea ❤️

❤awesome, i think the hardest part for me will be remembering to keep the wrong sides together throughout. Im going to try this.😂

Can’t wait to try this. Looks so cozy ❤️

oh yes - this project is going on my "to do" list

LOVE it and can’t wait to give it a try🥰. I have SOOOO many scraps save from over the years. Think I’ll takes this project to week long quilt retreat in 2 weeks! Thanks for terrific idea🙃

That quilt top is so beautiful! Thank you for sharing!

Great idea 💡 Thank You/ Gisela in Sweden 🇸🇪

Love this! I have to make one❤🤗

What a fabulous project to use those scraps on!!

Beautiful thank you

I'd like to share my variation of a jelly roll quilt with you, just because I've never seen it anywhere. Jelly roll race quilts are great, and I'm not knocking them! But for me, the long lines of fabric in the final product look a little bit boring. I just prefer shorter, choppier, more random pieces in a "random" type quilt. But I really love the ease of construction of the Jelly Roll Race. So I have a solution! Take the completed Jelly Roll Race top, turn it at a 45 degree angle, and cut it all apart into 2.5" bias strips. Then perform the whole "jelly roll race" on these new strips, same as you did originally with the ones cut on-grain. The result is a wild chaos of beautifully shattered looking fabrics in cool angles and combinations. It's anything but boring! I hope some day you will try this variation, even on something as small as a placemat. I think you will be impressed with the accidental dynamics and energy of this quilt design!

It's a beautiful quilt!

Love this idea!!!

It’s a great idea....and very pretty....just can’t get my head around it

Use the leftover cut off thread pieces inside a homemade pin cushion. Just a thought.

Beautiful

This may just be the first quilt that I’ve ever attempted! I keep thinking, it always looks overwhelming to me, After, of course, buying a new Juki, that I haven’t even unboxed yet, and much too much quilting fabric from my favorite fabric lines, a ton of q. rulers, rotary cutters, tables, and Everything else I could think of, that I might need…Now I sit here after all that stressful hunting, and spending….thinking …can I do this?…not sure🙄 “sigh”

I love it so much. Thanks for sharing with us. I love the many fabrics.

I love this quilt am not understanding how to finish it. It seems the back is down and you are quilting on the wrong side…where is the right side? I’m sure I have missed something. Thank you. ❤

That is a beautiful quilt. You make it look so easy to do. Thank you for sharing!

Awesome

What a terrific quilt!

how do you know how much inches you have if you dont use a jelly roll and its scrappy its 1650 right

This is really awesome. I think I am going to give this a try. ❤️🙏🏼 from Oklahoma

I may have missed it. What did you line this quilt with. Love, love the look. Looks so vintage ❤️❤️👍

I love all the scraps - I know I have enough to make 5 of those quilts at least! I like the idea of just flannel on the back and no batting, so the quilt must feel much lighter, although still warm, correct?

I really love this am want to make one. How to do keep track of how long your scrap piece is. The pieces are all different. Do you add as you go or measure the whole thing before you start to sew. Great, great channel. Thanks for all that you share.

How much flannel do I need? Also, what are the measurements of the finished quilt?

Stupid question here. How many times did you have to replace bobbin and sewing thread?

What are you pressing your fabric on and type of iron. Please

May I ask how many inches you needed in total? Great project - I’m just not sure on the measurements. And is it possible to make it larger?

Neat Idea... Q: regarding no repeated fabric/nor 2 prints the same on the quilt top - when you reach the end of sewing...and you cut... now you DO have 2 prints the same...as you have take one print, and cut it into two, one on each end of both the strips...do you cut it off?

so.... when did you turn it inside out? or did I miss something?

Do you zig zag the open seams that connect the strips or just the long seams?

I was thinking that flannel strips could have been cut and on the back of each piece. It would give the seams more fullness. It would eliminate the quilting part.

What type of machine do you have?

Do you zigzag every seam ??? I love your quilt:) After you assemble the quilt:) thank you for the idea and help:)

How long was your initial strip? (Sorry if I missed this in the video.) Thank you!

How long is each 21/2" strip? All the same or different lengths?

I’m confused. If you cut each row, why isn’t quilt REALLY short?

Could you tell me what machine you are using, thank you.

Oops not bus, big Xmas tree

I actually ordered the Panasonic iron today, can u tell me what flannel did u use? I’m so new at this. I love love watching you! I made the bus Xmas tree too!

Tracy, I am wondering if you have an email address to message you with. I want to tell you about the great ideas I ended up with by doing the inside out jelly roll race. It allows so many variables.

Doggone that’s annoying, monotonous “music”! Thank goodness I could turn it down, way down.