Friday, October 4, 2013

Making a start on.....

some Christmas sewing.    When I was blog hopping the other week I saw these adorable Christmas tree trivets and knew that I had to make one or two or 12.    I am sure that they would be equally as cute if you used autumnal fabric.


If you would like to make your own cute forest of  trivets pop over to
http://stitchingandbacon.blogspot.com.au/2013/07/tree-trivet-tutorial-christmas-in-july.html

Last year I was shown how to make this cute Christmas tree by one of ladies at my quilting group.

I posted a photo of the tree on a forum that I belong to and had many requests to do a tutorial which can be found at
http://www.quiltingboard.com/general-chit-chat-non-quilting-talk-f7/16-fabric-circles-equals-1-christmas-tree-t205128.html

If you decide to make some of the trees and have a problem please contact me and hopefully I can help.

And last but not least is this cute stocking.   I can see a few more of these being made before Christmas.  I think that it is just the right size for a stocking - not too big to fill.

I am pleased to say that I did make a bit of a dent in the Christmas fabric scrap pile.

How is your Christmas sewing going???

4 comments:

Ondrea said...

Some lovely ideas there! LOve the Christmas tree skirt. I have made a Gail Pan hexie mat in red and white with stitched reindeers on it. I am currently stitching a red and white table runner with elves on it from the same book.

Shirlwin said...

Some wonderful projects there Karen ... I have lots of pieces of Christmas fabric that would work well. Thank you:)

secondhandrose said...

Some great work there. Ii have been working on cross stitch Christmas ornaments and have a couple of Christmas stockings to finish up.

Quiltin' Sandy said...

Lovely work, Karen.