Christmas tree jelly roll quilt pattern

A slick, pre-cuts friendlly, strip-pieced, easy-to-quilt pattern for a darling quilted Christmas Tree Skirt. Pattern and class by Caroline of Sew Can She.

Created using precut 2½" strips from the stunning Holiday Moments – Artisan Batik collection by Robert Kaufman, the fabrics in this quilt feature vibrant Batik fabrics with Metallic accents in beautiful Christmas hues. Designed by Michelle Cain, the Ridiculously Easy Jelly Roll Quilt is simple to assemble which is ideal for beginner quilters, and experienced quilters will enjoy how quickly this project comes together! Quilt Finishes to approximately: 58" x 70"

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Christmas Tree block tutorial and table runner tutorial could be used as evergreen trees for any time of year. Fast and easy to make #Christmas #quiltblock #quilting #tutorial #quilttutorial #christmascrafts

Quilts are seasonal anyway, so if you're planning a quilt, why not indulge in some holiday cheer and make an awesome Christmas quilt?

Have you made yourself a festive Christmas tree skirt? I can't believe it has taken me so long to make my own.

Customize your tree with a new Christmas Tree Skirt quilt pattern with fabrics chosen by you to complement your decor. Stitch the perfect backdrop for presents.

Finished Christmas Quilt by craftnursequilt, via Flickr Used missouri star quilt co. 3 dudes jelly roll quilt pattern, just added sashing

Tracy asked me to quilt two quilts for her. The first is this adorable Christmas tree made from a jelly roll of modern Christmas prints. The pattern is "#1 Pine Tree Strip Quilt" from The Cottage Rose. She had this green & white dot on red for the backing: I quilted a similar quilt recently for Susie. You can find Susie's here. "Spring Thing" quilting looked so good on Susie's quilt that I recommended it for Tracy's quilt, also. Tracy also had this Cherrywood Fabrics top that she put…

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