You could always make the present quilt you saw for a birthday or mother's day or something like that!

I make seasonal wall hangings, table runners, placemats, and for just about every holiday. Maybe it's because I used to make them for my church's annual Holiday Fair, however, I like to change things out, although I admit to maybe more Christmas and fall, but I make lots of the others too, now mostly for me and gifts.

I have gone overboard I'm sure with table runners, but here is what my goal is, to make a table runner for every week of the year. I'm almost there with about 37 to date. I have them in see through containers and labeled so I can easily get to them. My husband thinks I'm a little crazy but I'm not worried one bit!

The halloween WH's are spooktacular.

I have made several table runners. A Christmas one flips to one for patriotic holidays, and another Christmas one (breakfast room table) flips to Thanksgiving. There's one with Easter appliques that has just a plain floral back. Another fall/Thanksgiving one flips to Halloween fabric. They are fun to make and are good as hostess gifts, too.

I have two large quilt hangers in my living room, and I try to change out my quilts on them with the seasons or any other special thing that suits my fancy

Well I have a fall maple leaf quilt, I have a Christmas log cabin, I have a pink and purple Irish chain we use it at Easter, I have springy flowery quilts yep I make seasonal quilts, now though we use them at church to put on the piano during that particular season.

I make all kinds of holiday and seasonal quilts and wall hangings for my DD and her family. Seems like almost all of my quilts go to them. But that's what I enjoy! When I make a baby quilt, I like to design them to depict the holiday or season of their birth.

I have a quilt hanger in my family room that I change every month. If there's a holiday in that month, the wall hanging if holiday themed.
September is just apples

Donnajean ............. OMGosh!! Love the Halloween quilt!! Of course, always love seeing the Christmas quilts,
Good job on both...

I agree, I loved both the Halloween and Christmas projects you posted... very pretty.

I have made seasonal quilts of approximately the same size. I love to change out my displayed quilts to match the different seasons. For holidays, I stay with smaller projects, table runners, place mats, and small table toppers. Also make many holiday themed quilted items for gift giving.

Your Christmas one is lovely. Beautiful. Love it.

I am also one who doesn't decorate for holidays. I do however have a weakness for pretty bright pastel Easter fabrics and now have a stash of those for no reason. I have some Christmas fabrics also that I probably will never use. I think about using them to make gifts, but my quilts are comfort quilts so holiday fabrics don't seem appropriate for that.
I think of passing on the holiday fabrics, but I love the Easter ones so much, I have a hard time parting with them. How silly is that? LOL, Hugs and smiles!!!

My goal is to make sure each of my 2 daughters have a holiday quilt for each one!!! Xmas, Halloween, Valentine's Day, Spring/Easter, Fall/Thanksgiving and Summer. I have also done table runners for holidays for my daughter with 4 children. That keeps me busy enough not to go find other projects including anything for me!!!

just made a table runnr for Halloween. it's almost that time of the year again.


I surely will make something for Easter and Christmas... one day ...

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What a beautiful table runner! your table must be really long!

I make all seasons and holidays,except Halloween.Those are pretty,,love the purply one!

I have right now 8 quilts that I have made in various sizes to cover up a fireplace I do not like in my living room. My goal is one for each month. Right now I have January, February, March/April, July, August/September, October, November and December. My plan is to have one for each month of the year. The quilts depict the month in which they hang. I have a Christmas quilt and put it out on my rack in the dining room during December.