Big Christmas Tree Quilt Pattern using Jelly Roll strips
 

I am looking for a pattern for a Christmas Tree quilt that uses 2 1/2 inch strips to create it. Has anyone seen a pattern like this. If so who makes it so that I might buy the pattern somewhere? Saw one today at a Craft Fair, but have not been able to find it on the internet anywhere. The crafter was asking $200 for it and I know that I could make it if I could find the pattern and instructions.

Did you take a picture of it?

sandy

There's one on the top row of this site: http://www.cottagerosequiltshop.com/...hopping_1.html
This one is for a kit, but you might be able to get just the pattern if you contact her.

I did a google search for you of christmas tree quilts.

https://www.google.com/search?q=Chri...r=1.36#imgrc=_

Unfortunately they would not allow a picture.

Thank you for finding this at Cottage Rose Quilt Shop. It does state that I can get the pattern. I am so hapy to find it. I am going to make a couple of Christmas gifts.

Looks like she has several patterns using the jelly rolls. All seem so simple to create without a pattern, layout the longest strips to build your tree any size you want.

It should be an easy pattern to duplicate without a pattern. Use a white jelly roll strip, add a 'half square triangle square' of white and green, then continue that green across (for the tree) add another triangle square and finish the row with white. I would probably do each row with a slightly different green print and the length of each row would be dependent on how large you wanted your quilt. You could do it a bit smaller and do a piano border with the leftover greens with two smaller borders (on the inside and outside of the piano) in reds. Then applique some ornaments in those reds. UH, OH....I think I just talked myself into another project........

Great pattern - I am definitely ordering one!

Check out : Cozy Quilt Strip Club patterns. They have several to choose from.
http://cozyquilt.com/Aspx/ProductList.aspx?CatID=15