Hi Everyone! I made this tree skirt for a friend of mine..her CHRISTmas colors are Purple and Silver. Kind of unusual colors..but pretty.

I love purple and it is beautiful!

Beautiful colors! I like purple and silver!

ooo, now that I see your skirt, I want to see your tree! pretty.

Very pretty :D:D:D

Gorgeous! Did you have a pattern for this or no? So lovely... :)

This is a very pretty tree skirt and the colors are WOW!

Very nice I love blues and purples so no wonder I love this!

Pretty!! Those are great Christmas Colors!! I am a fan of purple, any day!!!

This is a free pattern.

http://www.favecrafts.com/Christmas-...as-Tree-Skirt#

Very pretty!!!

That pattern is also in the book that I made my spiral circle from. It is the sprial circle with one seam open to make the skirt nad then you put on a lace or a ruffle or prairie points like I did with the tree skirt that I made. The book is Quilts Without Corners and the pattern is designed by Cheryle Phillips. Very pretty, I bet it would look nice under a silver tree or a white one. Oh yes,, You need a 9 or a 10 degree ruler also. 25" long. Huggies, Fay

I love it! It is unique and absolutely beautiful!

totally gorgeous.. I love purple so I would so do this for my Christmas

That is the first thing I am going to make when I get that ruler. It may be a while cause I don't see purchasing a ruler in the near future with the holidays coming and all. Yours is gorgeous.

Beautiful. Where do you get a 9* wedge ruler?
Would love to try this but am fairly new. How hard
is it?

How adorable! I've got that pattern somewhere...just need to find it and get going myself! Yours is just wonderful!
Blessings,
MaryAnna

These days every color is for Christmas. :) Your tree skirt is very pretty.

Its beautiful!

As always, just beautiful!

I love the ruffle! Beautiful skirt! I'll have to add that to my list now.

ebay is the only place that I was able to find one. There are 2 types, one is shorter (14 inches) the other longer (24?). You'll need the longer one. They cost $26.95 on ebay.http://cgi.ebay.com/ORIGINAL-9-Degre...item483c73f466
This is the one you need, you might want to run a 'search' on ebay and perhaps there's someone listing one cheaper.
Kind Regards,
MaryAnna

Very pretty! I really want that wedge ruler!! I keep saying I'm going to get one, then I look on Ebay and find nothing but full priced ones then I stop looking again....

I need to just bite the bullet and get one one of these days!

that is awesome.

Very pretty. It really seems to be swirling.

Everyone has their own taste! I know a gal with a purple Christmas tree..she loves purple so much that her hubby bought this tree for her to have each year. You did a great job on the skirt!

Ohhhhh it's beautiful! Love the non-traditional Christmas colors!

I just (yesterday) finished the same quilt, using red, green, white, gold. I quilted it using gold metallic thread. I will take pictures and post them.

Didn't you find it used a LOT of fabric (especially with the ruffle, which is very full), so it ended up being a pretty expensive tree skirt?

It is really easy! YOu won't have any problems as a new quilter.

Well it does cause you need almost 6 yards of fabric. There is alot of wast when you cut your wedges is why. I saved all of mine and I am going to make a table toper or something..I figured why waste them Thay don't have to make a pattern ort line up if it is just a scrappy right?

Very pretty!

Beautiful. My friends daughter would LOVE this.

Charisma, Can I get on your list too for a purple tree skirt-? :) Nicely done!

Beautiful! I also use purple and silver on my tree. This would be beautiful under ours as well. Nice work!

I made one of these....not a Xmas skirt, I closed it up. I did make a Xmas skirt for a friend of mine who got married and it was their first Xmas together. I still love the pattern.

Wow, what unusual Christmas colors.

Great topper.

That is beautiful. I like it because it isn't traditional. Thanks for sharing.

WOW very pretty.

I love it. It will look great under her tree

Beautiful job! Could also be used as a table topper for an umbrella table. Any ideas of how to minimize fading other than putting up the umbrella? Joan in Champaign,IL

I have not a clue. Sorry.