Elfi2

Well, I didn’t have a pattern but gleaning advice from a few posts on all sorts of sites I managed to make this quilted wreath and I’m quite happy the way it turned out 😁 Thanks for looking and have a lovely weekend ♥️

Tartan

​Very pretty!

Rhonda K

Pretty and festive. Love the fabrics and the decorative stitches around the edges.

Nanjun

very pretty!!

QuiltnNan

nicely done. i like the red stitching along the edges

Karamarie

You did an awesome job! Beautiful.

Pam S

Very pretty and perfect for your little tree.

Jingle

Very pretty.

Crqltr

Perfect! Love your fabrics. I bought the pattern and stabilizer a while back...yours makes me think I should get it out!

klswift

very nice. You will find that once you start making them, they are addictive! Great way to match up your bits and bobs of fabric since they only take 1/3 yd of 2 fabrics. Very quickly you will learn how to alter your stitch lines for the various sizes - 6" cut square = 5 1/2" finish so your stitch line is 2 3/4" down to 3/4". I also do a cut 5" square and a cut 4 1/2" square (this one I use to make small wreaths to use as easter baskets filling the petals with plastic eggs). The 4" has a 2" down to a shy 1/2" stitch line. But, if you center is larger, you can place something in it, if it is tighter, place your item on top of it! You can also cut a 4 1/2" square and band it to end up with a 5 1/2" finish for a completely different look.