I have a 5’ tall country style artificial Christmas tree in my family room with a long skinny bare trunk that needed a new little tree skirt!
So, I pulled out some bright fun modern Christmas prints from the stash closet…
I cut one 5” strip cross-grain on eight different fabrics.
I sub-cut those strips into 5” squares.
I made 4 big nine patches using 2 fabrics for each.
I sewed then together, pinned the backing and batting and top together
and quilted it with a simple meander using a red and green variegated thread.
I cut a 3” circle from the very center, trimmed the edges and cut off the corners.
I made the binding from a fun green and red striped fabric and sewed it all around the edges, and hand sewed it down while watching TV last night!
Woo hoo! I love it there!! Don’t you?
What did you do this weekend?
Cute! Fast and easy...you did it right!
ReplyDeleteA quilted tree skirt is on my to-do list!!! Yours looks so cute under the tree.
ReplyDeleteYour Christmas Tree Skirt is so cute! I just love reading your blog and just recently started getting your emails because I get so inspired by your decorating!
ReplyDeleteThank you!
Pretty tree skirt! I always love to see photos of Yogi! Sooo cute! This weekend I decorated a gingerbread house with my twin granddaughters. So much fun!
ReplyDeleteYou are so darn talented! This looks like something that i need try. thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteVery cute! I managed to get my Christmas quilt bound yesterday. Woohoo! You can see a picture on my blog at http://www.sallie789.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteAdorable!
ReplyDeleteWow! so simple and so effective!!! Good job Polly, it looks great!!!!
ReplyDeleteWell, it looks like you are having fun at your house! Cute little tree skirt - the binding really does it.
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