Christmas fabric

Say hello to the three newest followers to Fleur de Lis Quilts on Pinterest! First up, Fiona Smith has 150 quilt pins, but her "Christmas stuff" board is just too cute. Kristin Watson is our second pinner. I really like her "Sunday School Crafts" board. And thirdly, Becky Harkey's "Half Baked" is basically a liquor-infused board. I'm not a drinker, but I'd be willing to taste these. Just look how pretty! Happy pinning, all.

I couldn't resist making a Christmassy version of Homely Joys complete with little Christmas trees. If you're tempted too, here's how I did it.

Christmas Fabric Bee, April's bee blocks for toerintx. This block is my own design. I hope you like them Erin! Blogged - www.marcigirldesigns.com/1/post/2011/05/christmas-fabric-...

Well, it's that time of year again! The Sisters Outdoor Quilt Show fabric postcard fundraiser, Wish Upon a Card , has its early deadline today. I mailed mine in a few weeks ago and here they are. The first two were created with the Michael Miller Challenge fabric (flower petals

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It’s Christmas in July! I love making a Christmas quilt in the summer – I never have time when it gets closer to Christmas!! You are going to love this Rustic Pines Quilt! Choose you…

More fun 6-inch blocks are done! I made three of the first block, for swaps... ...and I will probably not be making more than one of each of these... Another bunny! I am still trying to come up with a design for a central medallion block for my quilt made from all these little applique blocks (and pieced little treasures from my friends), and there are certainly more little blocks to come. Right now I am working on pet blocks for each of us (a cat for me, a lab for Ola, and a wiener dog for…

Block 2: Christmas Tree Farm is now available. Come join our free Christmas Quilt Along!

Having missed the last Seattle Modern Quilting Guilds Friday night and Saturday Sew-ins, I was so happy to make it this past Saturday and see many new faces. Our space has worked out so well and the Friday night Sew-ins have been a huge hit (one this Friday btw). Some Quilting Bee blocks emerged on...Read More »

Dive into your fabric stash and whip up a festive scrappy Christmas tree quilt block to use in a holiday quilt, pillow or handmade gift!

Quick and simple mini quilt Christmas Tree ornament. Simple tutorial for a sweet handmade gift.

Dive into your fabric stash and whip up a festive scrappy Christmas tree quilt block to use in a holiday quilt, pillow or handmade gift!

Many years ago, I made these ornaments using ribbon . They were fun, easy, and quick to make. Ever since, I’ve wondered what would happen if I made them from fabric. As you can see, I finally gave it a shot. I think there are pros and cons to both methods, but I do really like these. The loops are

There's nothing better than using scraps to make a fun quilt block. After all, you already have all the supplies you need! And these cute Christmas trees just so happen to be the perfect holiday project. Not only are they a cool foundation for a pillow or table runner, but you could even transform…

Dive into your fabric stash and whip up a festive scrappy Christmas tree quilt block to use in a holiday quilt, pillow or handmade gift!