How about a gorgeous, new design roll to start your year off right?
I’m very excited my new line of SOLID-ISH fabrics, by Timeless Treasures, is available FOR A VERY LIMITED TIME in a design roll! These fab strip bundles come with 40 – 2 1/2″ strips (2 each of 20 colors) personally hand selected by me! I’m thrilled the wonderful folks at TTFabrics were open to offering these design rolls at my request. So, we Jelly Roll enthusiasts need to show them these rich, saturated fabrics are perfect as pre-cuts!
They are available on my website until supplies run out; CLICK HERE to order yours and we’ll ship it right out to you!
FREE PATTERN!
I’ve designed a gorgeous new pattern called SPINWHEELS specifically for this line. All it takes is one SOLID-ISH design roll plus yardage of two background fabrics (I used Soho White and Soho Black, also available from TTFabrics.) CLICK HERE to download the free pattern!
Although not required to make this quilt, I highly recommend using my PRECISION PRECUTS RULER. I designed this ruler specifically to cut all the sizes and shapes you cut repeatedly from precuts with ease. It is also perfect for cutting diamonds and angles because the highlighted mint green lines (especially the 45 degree line because you’ll use it over and over again for this project) make it quick and easy to see and cut 100% accurately!
CLICK HERE to order the PRECISION PRECUTS RULER, which is not sold in stores! Use the code PRECUTS during checkout to receive $1 off!
I can’t begin to say what it means to be able to share these luscious fabrics with all of you. They are perfect blenders for other fabrics lines in your stash yet they can stand on their own. They’re solid, with texture and teensy bits of other colors blended in to create so much visual interest in your quilts!
Don’t you agree this is the perfect little treat to yourself to start the new year? I hope you’ll order a SOLID-ISH design roll today! (And thank you….very, very much!)
Love that row by row you are standing in front of in the second picture (first pic you are in), could you lead me to the pattern? Thanks
I would like to order a Solid-ish design roll for your class at the VT Quilt Festival in June. The class supply list says it is $35 and is payable in class. So please put me down for 1. Are there choices of colors?
Louise,
I look forward to seeing you in June!
You can order them online from our store right here on the website, https://www.kimberlyeinmo.com/product/design-rolls
Kimberly,
Is it still possible to order the solid-ish jelly roll for the Spinwheels class I am taking in Houston, TX in November? You may reply at moc.liamgnull@dnahcram64jb
Thanks and I will wait to hear from you. Looking forward to taking your class.
Barbara Marchand
Kimberly,
I took your Spin Wheels class in June 2019. Unfortunately, I didn’t finish the quilt in the class & have just brought it out now to work on it.
I’ve been trying to remember the ruler technique you used to remove the excess fabric on the large B blocks. And to trim the 10” blocks.
Do you have a video tutorial or some other way I can relearn the technique?
I missed the window to get into your classes at VQF this year but at this point I’m not sure what will be happening!
I hope to see you sometime in the future.
Be safe and well,
Jane
Jane –
I sent you instructions in a private email.
Kimberly like jane I took your class in Houston and did not finish the spinwheel quilt. Due to other circumstances I have not been able to sew for a whole year. When I took my Spinwheel UFO out I realized I was missing the pattern and instructions. Do you have a tutorial on this or instructions. I would greatly appreciate any help sunce I think it would be so sad not to be able to finish this beautiful quilt.
Thank you and may God bless.
I have been looking for the Spinwheels pattern. Can I still get it?
I hope to have the pattern available on my website later this spring.
I love the Spinwheels design so much, made one for my daughter. I would like to make another but can’t locate the pattern. Is there any chance I could get it again ?