2-1/2" Strip Fabric Rolls
3 Sisters Favorites - Vintage Linens Jelly Roll from Moda Fabrics - RESERVE
A Christmas Carol Jelly Roll by 3 Sisters for Moda Fabrics - RESERVE
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Bloom & Grow Jelly Roll by Kathy Schmitz from Moda Fabrics - RESERVE
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Cali & Co Jelly Roll by Corey Yoder from Moda Fabrics - RESERVE
Dainty Meadow Jelly Roll by Heather Briggs for Moda Fabrics - RESERVE
Daisy Lane Jelly Roll by Kansas Troubles Quilters for Moda Fabrics - RESERVE
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Farmstead Jelly Roll by Stacy Iest Hsu from Moda Fabrics - RESERVE
2-1/2" Pre-cut Fabric Strips or "Jelly Rolls" contain between 20 and 40 strips of fabric, each measuring approximately 2-1/2" by 42".
Beautiful, high-quality fabric is the foundation of any great quilt. Before making your first cut or stitch, be sure you have the best fabric for the job! Fabric Strip Sets come in a variety of styles, from modern chic to traditional motifs, and are produced by a number of manufacturers to ensure the best selection of Fabric Pre-cuts on the market today. Whether it's Moda, Maywood Studio, Hoffman, or Riley Blake who produces them, these Fabric Strip Packs are of the best quality and are bursting with opportunities!
Browse the collection at Shabby Fabrics to directly compare Pre-cut Fabric sets and find the perfect look for your unique project!
Not sure what to do with your new Moda Jelly Roll? Why not try one of our Precut Friendly Patterns or Jelly Roll Patterns?
Frequently Asked Questions About 2-1/2" Strip Fabric Rolls
A standard Jelly Roll is a coordinating set of 40 fabric strips, each measuring approximately 2-1/2" x 2-1/2". One Jelly Roll generally provides around 2-3/4 yards of fabric—enough for a 50" x 64" throw quilt.
One Jelly Roll generally provides around 2-3/4 yards of fabric—enough for a 50" x 64" throw quilt.
Width of Fabric. The width of fabric is the entire length from selvege to selvege. Most fabric widths are between 42" and 45".
To bind a quilt, you will need to sew a strip of fabric around the edges of the quilt. This can be done by machine or by hand. The most common width of strips are 2-1/4" or 2-1/2" strips.
