Jelly Roll Scraps

This is an amazing little book, a total little gem I'm thrilled to have in my textile book collection stuffed full of brilliant little projects!!I'm thrilled this book encloses patterns, which many craft books I've recently come across haven't bothered including. The patters are half actually size, as the projects aren't large, this can be achieved with a home printer.The projects are1. Patchwork dog2. Bookmark & book cover (beautiful)3. Drawstring bag (small and fabulous)4. Thread pot (super cute)5. Mini bunting (pretty)6. Hanging fish (my favourite)7. Flower hair snap8. Stacked Pincushion (handy to use up odds and ends)9. Hair Scrunchy10. Plastic bag despencer (useful to make gifts)11. Russian Dolls12. Needle Book (good for a totally new sewer)13. Buttoned up cushion cover (stunning)14 itsy Bitsy bag (love this, but I would like to make a lager version, great as a small gift bag!)15. Tissue Pouch (incredibly useful, brilliant to make as gifts, love it!!)16. Sunshine pot mat (this involves making a small Dresden plate circle and a spot of beautiful hand quilting, very beautiful)17. Patchwork placemat (love the concept would make it into the front of a bag)18. Pincushion scissor keeper. (Very sweet, good practice in using hexagons)19. Tabby cat cushion20. Coin PouchOne of the best thing about this book, is it caters for all skill levels.This book is also an excellent resource to try out this small project to learn new skills without committing to a large project.I have so much fabric left overs from other projects and this book will be great to use up all those fabulous fabrics in creating beautiful gifts.

Ideal for all those pieces that weren't needed for bigger projects. Like the others in the series this little book is packed with ideas.

Handy Little Booklet...I wanted a jelly roll pattern for a tote bag that myGrand daughter can try to make...This inexpensive book has that and other smallProjects that hopefully she will attempt.

I have seen jelly rolls for sale in the fabric shop so bit the bullet and made a few of the little bags as gift bags

I am an experienced sewer and thought this would be a good way of using up all those scraps you end up with.I have attempted two patterns both were difficult to follow and did not turn out anything like picture.Do not waste your money on this book there are better ones on the market