Christmas tree skirt

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01-01-2019, 08:41 AM

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sharin'Sharon

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I cut my own 5" charm squares (I think 81 of them) from my Christmas fabrics (no repeats) enough to make four tree skirts for daughters and daughters-in-law but only got one top put together. I angle cut the corners to make it hexagon shaped. Hopefully will get them done this year for their respective birthdays so they will have them for next Christmas!!! Always too many irons in the fire to finish what I start.

01-01-2019, 09:04 AM

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cashs_mom

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Location: Houston, TX

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Originally Posted by QuiltE

Me too!!! ... I like how rich and luxurious the sample one is.

But CashsMom .... you don't need more fabric ......
Look at how nice that one is without true Christmas fabrics.
Win-Win in helping you de-stash with that tree skit!

Very true! I might go thru my stash. I know I have a ton of greens and some reds, too. I think I even have some lame left over from some long ago project.

01-01-2019, 01:27 PM

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sJens

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Some great examples of tree skirts. Will put making one on my to do list. Thanks everyone.

01-01-2019, 09:17 PM

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QuiltE

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Quote:

Originally Posted by cashs_mom

Very true! I might go thru my stash. I know I have a ton of greens and some reds, too. I think I even have some lame left over from some long ago project.

....... More mindless sewing ........ as if you haven't had enough of that yet?