Christmas Quilts
11-09-2018, 11:44 AM
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[ATTACH=CONFIG]603560[/ATTACH] I hope to be able to make something like this in the future. It brings out the kid in me when I look at it.
Please share your Christmas quilts, those you have made, made by others etc. Post pictures here. Also, it would be nice to hear Christmas quilt stories.
I have one that I may post later about quilted Christmas stockings.
Please share your Christmas quilts, those you have made, made by others etc. Post pictures here. Also, it would be nice to hear Christmas quilt stories.
I have one that I may post later about quilted Christmas stockings.
so loving the little meeces! <3<3<3
11-09-2018, 05:39 PM
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Update. The quilter who quilted The Christmas Mouse quilt called it a panel from Moda. Actually, the Sugar Plum fabric line was designed by Moda for the Bunny Hill pattern called The Christmas Mouse. It looked too good to be a panel.
11-09-2018, 05:43 PM
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11-09-2018, 06:11 PM
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OH wow....these parade of Christmas projects is awesome!!! All are so beautiful!
Audsgirl... Your ornament quilt is absolutely stunning!!!
i recently posted my one and only theme quilt.... Classic Santa's was just finished last month... I love applique and my Christmas decor is old fashioned Santa's so, of course, I had to make this...
Audsgirl... Your ornament quilt is absolutely stunning!!!
i recently posted my one and only theme quilt.... Classic Santa's was just finished last month... I love applique and my Christmas decor is old fashioned Santa's so, of course, I had to make this...
11-10-2018, 05:48 AM
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that is an outstanding quilt Darcy, thank you for sharing.
I've given my christmas quilt to my sister in law and don't seem to have a photo, but this little quilt I stitched from men's ties and hung in my shop every year. It was a pull out pattern in a magazine, but I've seen similar quilts here this year so someone must have a pattern.
I also have a table runner from hexies I put out on the antique treadle in the entry.
I've given my christmas quilt to my sister in law and don't seem to have a photo, but this little quilt I stitched from men's ties and hung in my shop every year. It was a pull out pattern in a magazine, but I've seen similar quilts here this year so someone must have a pattern.
I also have a table runner from hexies I put out on the antique treadle in the entry.
11-10-2018, 05:12 PM
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Thanks, Teen. Don't be fooled by the designs of the ornaments. They were printed on the fabric, so it was an easy wall hanging. Your Santas are wonderful. I have collected Santas for many years, mostly hand made wooden ones, so this is particularly appealing to me. And your scalloped border is lovely. I've never attempted one.
Rhiela, your quilt is so beautiful. I love the simplicity of the 2 colors. It's very festive.
Leslie
Rhiela, your quilt is so beautiful. I love the simplicity of the 2 colors. It's very festive.
Leslie
11-11-2018, 12:32 AM
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This is such a fun thread. I have always had a fondness for Christmas quilts. It doesn’t matter to me that they are only out for a short time.
I love all the Santa’s. I don’t have an extensive Santa collection but I do have a set of Santa Russian nesting dolls that I got at the open air market in Moscow, Russia many years ago. I have a few hand made cloth Santas but not an extensive collection like some.
Audsgirl or teen, if you want to share with us your special collections, please do. It is still championing craft.
I love all the Santa’s. I don’t have an extensive Santa collection but I do have a set of Santa Russian nesting dolls that I got at the open air market in Moscow, Russia many years ago. I have a few hand made cloth Santas but not an extensive collection like some.
Audsgirl or teen, if you want to share with us your special collections, please do. It is still championing craft.
11-11-2018, 12:38 AM
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The Christmas Mouse quilt is actually a pattern by Bunny Hill. After so many were interested I did some searching for the Moda Sugar Plum panel. It was the professional quilter who called it a panel by Moda. Although, Moda created the fabric line there is not a panel.
The pattern was a collaboration with Moda to use their Sugar Plum line. You can see that in how they used the prints to make the candy canes and have ornaments on the trees. Very well done and I am wondering what it would look like in other fabric.
I hope this helps those that were interested.
The pattern was a collaboration with Moda to use their Sugar Plum line. You can see that in how they used the prints to make the candy canes and have ornaments on the trees. Very well done and I am wondering what it would look like in other fabric.
I hope this helps those that were interested.
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