Sophie2

I've used Turning Twenty patterns to use up fat quarters. I have always been happy with the results and they aren't difficult.

WMUTeach

Anita's Arrowhead (free online, just google) would be beautiful with a conistant white and then all of your wonderful Christmas prints. My guild did this pattern for our exchange blocks this year and it is a beautiful block.

Love to quilt Linda

I used Christmas scrapes in a snowball block. It came out beautiful

Gaby

I use pieces of xmas fabric as a backing, this makes it a 2 sided quilt, I just cut pieces and sew them together

Love to quilt Linda

[ATTACH=CONFIG]504785[/ATTACH] I also made a chevron design

jamsbuying

I just started a 'Chinese Coin' Quilt using Christmas scraps...

alikigirl

Here is an iphone picture of a quilt I saw in a Christmas movie. I then found the free pattern here http://www.favequilts.com/Throws-and...rom-Martingale
It would work great if you have lights and darks.

Chester the bunny

A friend of mine made a Pineapple quilt using Quiltville's pattern.
http://quiltville.blogspot.ca/2005/0...e-blossom.html

tessagin

Could do a Dresden and log cabin around it! Would look like a large wreath!

Teacup

I was going to suggest Pineapple Blossom from Quiltville as well...it would be lovely. Lots of her other patterns would be great as well, depending on the look you want and how complicated. Bricks and Stepping Stones & Majestic Mountain Majesties would be pretty easy. And I think anything with star blocks looks great for Christmas.