I taught this class in 2006 to a group of seniors and, though I swore I wasn't making another one (I had already made one in a class I took with the friend who created the pattern), I ended up buying the fabric and putting it together in about three days. I figured I may as well and, since I didn't have a Christmas quilt at the time, I selected all Christmas fabrics for this one. I'm hoping to finish the quilting today, because I have one customer quilt waiting and another that I'm picking up tomorrow.

Beautiful.

Great job!! you must be quick to do this in three days - looks hard to do. Is the pattern available thanks cheryl :D

Beautiful quilt and quilting.

Ohhhhh......so pretty. I love it. That quilting is beautiful. Great job and thanks for sharing.

wow, looks neat. looks like you strip sew, then cut the width you want. looks like your rows were planned vertically, then you just slide each row down a little. neat. you did a gooooood job. it's really eye popping. thx for sharing.

I love the quilt, colors and quilting. Thanks for posting this! By the way, I have a daughter named Trisha....not many spelled this way!

Sorry, the pattern is not available; it was written and taught by a friend of mine, and I got her permission before teaching the class. She created it in EQ6, though, so I'm sure someone with the program could come up with something similar :)

Yours is beautiful!! Someday. . . . . . .

Very very pretty. I love the pantograph used on the quilting--very appropriate.