Christmas tree skirt
12-31-2018, 06:05 AM
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I have made this Christmas Tree Skirt pattern 5 times. It always turns out and I've been able to use up Christmas fabric scraps. I've had the pattern for years but just looked it up and the pattern is still available. You can find it at QuiltWoman.com. and the pattern number is CMQ-109, or you can type in Tree Skirt and it will show up on page 2. There are several patterns for tree skirts on this website. I absolutely love the results I have had with this pattern and if I could figure out how to submit a photo, I'd love to send you a photo of the one that I kept for myself.
12-31-2018, 08:29 AM
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I found this on youtube, but I haven't watched it yet. I'm not sure how good the instructions are, but this fellow calls himself Mr. Domestic and he sews. This is a video on how to make a hexagonal tree skirt. Link here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QGK2IRLvHDE
I would love to make a table topper like this.
I would love to make a table topper like this.
12-31-2018, 10:45 AM
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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!
12-31-2018, 02:57 PM
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[ATTACH=CONFIG]606036[/ATTACH]I made this one with a 25”/9 degree wedge ruler and strip sets. It was pretty easy and fun to do!
i made this from a tutorial posted by angiecub in 2011 here on The QuiltingBoard.
i made this from a tutorial posted by angiecub in 2011 here on The QuiltingBoard.
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01-01-2019, 04:20 AM
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Triangle Frenzy Hexagon-Christmas topper
this is mine (prior to adding a grommet for a table tree). It is called Triangle Frenzy Hexagon and it is easy....you use border prints...the bigger the better! I used the Creative Grids 12” 60 degree ruler. Wilmington Zprints has lots of large birder prints...my favs! You can make the tree skirt as large as you want it to be. Just make the rows longer and add additional rows.
Sandy
this is mine (prior to adding a grommet for a table tree). It is called Triangle Frenzy Hexagon and it is easy....you use border prints...the bigger the better! I used the Creative Grids 12” 60 degree ruler. Wilmington Zprints has lots of large birder prints...my favs! You can make the tree skirt as large as you want it to be. Just make the rows longer and add additional rows.
Sandy
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