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Triangles on a Roll 9" Jelly Braid Paper by It's Sew Emma

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$11.39 $18.98 In stock

Unleash your creativity with Jelly Braid Paper by Triangles on a Roll! This roll of printed paper creates continuous braided quilt rows and borders, adding an intricate touch to any project.

  • Color: White
  • Use: Foundation Paper
  • Size: 9in
  • #ISE-JB9
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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Christopher ★★★★★

The printed lines are perfectly spaced, so lining up my fabric strips was a breeze. It saves so much time cutting and squaring up, and the continuous braid effect looks incredibly complex for the little effort it took. I'm already planning my next quilt with this paper.

Lucy ★★★★★

The printed grid lines are so clearly marked that I didn't have to measure a thing, just fed the fabric through and the braid came out perfectly aligned. Finished a whole border in one afternoon, which never happens with my usual method.

Isabella I. ★★★★★

Went from cutting my own bias strips to rolling out a full jelly braid border in one afternoon. The continuous printed lines on this paper take all the guesswork out of aligning the segments, so the braid actually looks like it was woven, not seamed. Finished a queen-size quilt top and the rows stay