Need Christmas Tree Skirt Pattern

Top 2. Sep 20, 1999 9:35 PM

» Merry_Sunshine - Tree Skirts

Connie - Thanks for posting your question on the Discussions at Quilts and Quilting. I have a few suggestions for your tree skirt. In the Christmas fabric section of fabric stores, I have found panels prepared for a tree skirt. Check to see if
there are some quilted panels that only need to be hemmed or bound.
Our daughter-in-law made a lovely skirt for my husband and me by making a 45 inch circle of fabric and fusing the outlines of the hand of every member of our family around the edge. Then she stiched zig zag around each. Added a ruffle, some thin batting, and we treasure it.
Are you familiar with fusible web? Easy as can be, drop me an email, I would be glad to explain how to do it.
Thanks for writing.
Jeanne, aka Merry Sunshine

-- posted by Merry_Sunshine

Top 3. Jul 21, 2000 11:08 PM

» bzybdy - tree skirt

Believe it or not, my first tree skirt was a Vogue pattern. Very easy patchwork. Still beautiful, still in use.
I also took a class in making a tree skirt at Joanne Fabrics. Completed in 2 sessions. A class kind of forces you to finish...most of the time...

-- posted by bzybdy

Top 4. Oct 13, 2000 2:05 PM

» foxie99 - Holiday quilt piecing patterns

I am looking for easy quilt piecing patterns for wall hangings or place mats, would like to find a santa, snowman, reindeer or another holiday wall hanging. Please email and Thank You

-- posted by foxie99