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Christmas Cracker at Perkins Dry Goods
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Snowflakes & Candy Cane Trees at Quilt Moments
Tower of Gifts by Oh Kaye Quilting
Winter Memories by Carolyn Burgess
Holiday Block by Seams to Be Sew
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Evergreen by True Blue Quilts
Merry and Bright at Around the Bobbin
Ski Vacation
Christmas Wreath - FREE Quilt Block
Tuesday, November 3, 2020
'Tis the season to start planning for Christmas! This month's Quilt Block Mania theme is Winter Celebrations! Dozens of designers are sharing FREE quilt block patterns for you to sew!
I created a FREE pattern for a Christmas wreath! Have you seen those fun and colorful wreaths made from Christmas ball ornaments?? This is exactly the inspiration behind this quilty version!
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The Christmas wreath block uses raw-edge applique, and is made very quickly with the help of an AccuQuilt Circles die if you have one!
The Christmas wreath block would be a great addition to any Christmas themed quilt, though wouldn't a Christmas quilt of blocks just made with circles be really fun?!? I'm going to have to think on that one, because I like how it looks in my mind! Or maybe just quilt this one up and hang a quilted wreath on your front door!
For my sample block, I picked my favorite Christmas palette! Red, lime green, turquoise, and hot pink! (I used that same color combo on this quilt!)
My two-year-old couldn't resist helping me cut out the circles!
It took him less than five minutes to have enough circles cut!
I used a lid to a round box that I have, but a dinner plate would be just as good! I traced it with my favorite air erasable pen. The marks go away after just an hour or so!
After putting all the circles on, I used matching Aurifil 50wt thread to stitch them down. It was very fast to do with my free-motion foot!
To applique the bow, I used a thread darker than my fabric pieces so that the color would help outline the pieces and make them show up a bit better.
Here's a view of the back after I got all the pieces stitched down!
I had a lot of fun making this one! It really helps to sew with your favorite colors!
Ready to make your own??
I can't wait to see your Christmas wreaths!
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Find even more Winter Celebrations quilt blocks from these other designers!
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this is such a fun idea. thanks for sharing. love the picture of your son. this is what my two were like. they loved to help mom with sewing.
ReplyDeleteThis is a great idea. Looks amazing.
ReplyDeleteI love this. I've been thinking about getting that circle template. This could be my push!
ReplyDeleteI have not been able to download this pattern. I have requested it several times and is the only one I don't have. Can you help?
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year to you and yours. This has been a fun hop. Will there be a Quilt Block Mania for January? quilting dash lady at comcast dot net
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