Christmas Trees!
NOT THIS YEAR BABY!!!!!!! Granted, one of these quilts was pieced, basted, and partially quilted, and the other is ridiculously small and completely cut out and organized, but I actually FINISHED 2 CHRISTMAS QUILTS! And that is what we are focusing on! ;)
The first one was part of a Round Robin for the Dallas Modern Quilt Guild that started in February of 2012 and ended in July of 2012. I finished this quilt on November 21, 2013!
Round Robin Quilt . . . I need to find a better way to photograph quilts!
I used the Octagonal Orb Block tutorial from Oh Fransson! as my center,
It looks like a wreath! Hurray!
Inner borders.
Outer Borders.
I did have to add one border to make it long enough, but it now resides on my guest bedroom bed!
Quilt Stats:
Name: Christmas Wreath
Size: I didn't measure, but it fits a full size bed really well.
Design: Round Robin (center is Octagonal Orb Block from Oh Fransson!)
Fabric: Miscellaneous Christmas scraps (back is a sheet)
Completed: November 21, 2013
Label: None, but I do have a journal I sent around for the ladies to write in. It includes pictures! :)
The second one is for Miss A's toddler bed! I picked out the fabrics and cut them last year before abandoning it for more pressing matters.
Look at those little feet!
It is the Lovely Little Forest tutorial from Purl Bee.
I used a TON of fabrics, some are real lines, some are scraps from my stash, some are even scraps from my Grandma's stash. So I can't tell you what they are.
She wanted to photograph her quilt!
But the back and binding are from Happy Zombie's Holiday Happy line. (Miss A LOVES the "Santa's" on the back!).
"Santa" Gnomes!
Quilt Stats:
Name: Ali's Christmas Trees
Size: 44" x 52" (Small enough for her toddler bed, but big enough for a couch quilt when she moves into a big bed!)
Design: Lovely Little Forest from Purl Bee
Fabric: Miscellaneous Christmas Scraps (Back is Happy Zombie's Holiday Happy gnomes.)
Completed: November 21, 2013
Label: None
I'm really proud of my Christmas quilts, and that I've actually had them decorating the house for the entire Christmas season. Maybe next year I'll have one for my bed! (No promises.) ;)
I do have some Christmas presents to show you next time (not too many, I decided not to kill myself;)
Merry Christmas!
See ya!
EL
That's a beautiful quilt, and I know it took a lot of work. The little quilt is sweet, too, and I like that zombie fabric. Happy Christmas!
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