Someone once gave me this charming fabric Christmas tree, and I couldn’t rest until I figured out how to replicate it. If you enjoy holiday crafts, this might be a gift idea you’d enjoy, so I’m sharing here. What You’ll Need: Styrofoam cone (size is your choice)
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This was an entry in the Austin Quilt Show a few years back and just blew me away. There’s even a tiny pieced Grandmother’s Flower Garden Quilt over the little girl and her dog!
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Ruth Sudduth has been quilting all her life, and it’s been a joy to get to spend time with her. She’s designed some very intricate quilts, but this dinosaur for a child is just as interesting and so fun!
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If you’re looking for a fun Christmas idea, these little trees take some time but can be a great use for your scraps! Just cut 2 1/2” squares, fold in thirds, then in half and use straight pins to apply to a styrofoam form in rows moving
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Some photos of the binding stage of this Christmas throw, made from fabrics donated to the shop. I pieced it, the group quilted it, and I’ve finished it off. I adore these little clips that work so much better than pinning on the binding! (And when I
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