A Year of Christmas
I have ambitiously decided to try to complete a Christmas quilt each month this year. Let’s see if I can do this.
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A Year of Christmas – December
I actually manage to make my goal of 12 Christmas quilts this year...phew! I can now close the Christmas bin.…
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A Year of Christmas – November
When I first saw Jenny Doan's The Falling Triangles Quilt: Easy Quilting with Layer Cakes! on YouTube, I fell in…
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A Year of Christmas – October
I can’t believe it’s October already! WOW. I’m happy to report I can actually close my Christmas fabric bin. For…
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A Year of Christmas – September
Labyrinth, made from a combination of squares and half square triangles, goes together quickly, making it an excellent choice for…
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A Year of Christmas – August
At the July CUAQ Therapy session at Cut Up and Quilt, my favorite local quilt shop, Kim challenged us to…
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A Year of Christmas – July
For my July Christmas quilt I chose Retreat from Simply Fat Quarters: Quilts with Comfort and Style by It’s Sew…
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A Year of Christmas – June
For my June quilt, I used the pattern, Row of Bricks, in Skip the Borders: Easy Patterns for Modern Quilts…
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A Year of Christmas – May
As I continue to whittle away at my Christmas fabric stash, my May quilt is based on Thimble Blossoms Piece…
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A Year of Christmas – April
I used a layer cake purchased several years ago from Keepsake Quilting. I modified the block size in the Acadia…
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A Year of Christmas – March
I discovered this pattern while watching a Craftsy video, The Twisted Irish Chain, with Amy Gibson. She combined triangle blocks…
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A Year of Christmas – February
[flagallery gid=24] I used the basic Arkansas Crossroads pattern to create this quilt from a Christmas jelly roll with 40…
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A Year of Christmas – January
[flagallery gid=23] I have an unbelievable amount of Christmas fabric waiting to be turned into quilts. To inspire and challenge…
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