These are some mini jelly roll rugs 🙂 A jelly roll (technically trademarked by Moda Fabrics) is a roll of 2.5″ x 44″ strips of a fabric collection, and usually has 40-ish strips. I modified the RJ Designs Jelly Roll Rug pattern to use 20 strips for each rug so they’d turn out to be doorway-ish-sized. The assembly is super easy, all the strips are sewn together, and then you fold and sew precut batting strips into the long strip of fabric. So then you have a long strip of fabric folded around batting, and swirl that around itself to make the rug. It was a bit fiddly but I used my walking foot on the machine to help guide the fabric through evenly. Apparently if you use the whole roll, or even two rolls, for one rug you can get a supersized jelly roll rug, which I might make for my living room.

The fabric line I used is called All Weather Friend by Moda Fabrics. I gave one to a couple for their wedding, and “all weather friend” describes marriage perfectly! 🙂

Tutorial here. Project completed June 18, 2019