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Get in the holiday spirit with our Christmas quilt patterns. Take a look at some of the most popular quilting patterns from the world's best designers (at least in our opinion), for every aspect of your holiday season.

I went in planning to use reds in this Christmas tree block quilt too, but ended up weeding out the really dark reds. Instead I focused on red fabrics that also have a lot of white in them, to keep the reds looking lighter. I even threw in a few reddish-pinks to again, give some depth and interest.

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Any I have just made your wonderful modern Christmas tree quilt pattern and put it up on Facebook and got over 700 likes overnight and I think you will be getting lots of requests for the pattern. Trying to work out the best way to quilt it in a modern way, maybe just straight Lines?

I made a handful of extra tree blocks when I was testing them for my Suburbs quilt, so I figured why not make a few more and put them to good use?! These are quick and addicting to make, and a good first project trying templates if you haven't ever used them.

Thank you for the tutorial! I've been wanting to make a tree quilt but haven't gotten around to it. Similar to when I wanted to make a house quilt...and finally got around to it. Hugs! And thanks again!

Darling! You may be in the Evergreen State (and lucky you!)~~my family originates from there: Roslyn to Bridgeport to Wenatchee and points in between. But! We have a LOT of evergreens in my home state of Colorado, and I just love this tree quilt! Thanks for sharing the pattern! And I like your "quick finish", as well. MUCH better than that large meander (IMHO).

Love the tree quilt and all the various shades of green/blue. Enjoy your spring weather while you can. It's snowing here in southern OR as I type. And about 30 degrees colder, too. LOL Love your posts and your designs.

You could do a dark green background, with neutral low volume trees with white backgrounds, or reds and some other colors mixed in. I made one with a scrappy background and colorful trees, if you search Evergreen quilt in my search bar at the top it might come up!

When it comes to creating Christmas tree quilts, there are many different patterns to choose from, and the beauty of them is that they can be made in a variety of different fabrics, colors and sizes. From traditional green and red color schemes to modern, trendy colors, you can tailor your quilt to your own style and taste.

Bring the spirit of the holiday season to life with this fantastic Christmas tree quilt pattern from The Sewing Loft! Available in 4 different sizes, this versatile design is perfect for any quilting project. So, get your sewing machine ready and bring a touch of festive charm to your home with this must-try pattern.

Add a pop of color to your holiday decor with this super scrappy and bright Christmas tree design from Scattered Thoughts of a Crafty Mom. This pattern is perfect for using up your scrap fabrics and giving them a new life in your quilts. So, gather your supplies and get ready to create a quilt that is truly one-of-a-kind!

Bring a touch of sweetness to your holiday decor with this easy tree block from Cluck Cluck Sew. Perfect for beginners and experienced quilters alike, this tutorial will guide you through the process of creating a beautiful Christmas tree quilt that will bring a smile to your face and joy to your heart.

Take your quilting skills to the next level with this paper pieced tree block from Kelly Panacci. This tutorial provides step-by-step instructions for creating a stunning and intricate Christmas tree design that is sure to impress. So, grab your supplies and get ready to create a quilt that will become a family heirloom for generations to come.

Bring the magic of the holiday season to your home with this beautiful Christmas tree table runner tutorial from Connie Kresin. Although designed as a table runner, this pattern can easily be adjusted to create just the tree block. So, gather your favorite fabrics and get ready to create a quilt that will become a cherished holiday tradition in your home.

Make a statement with your holiday decor this year with this fun and modern Christmas tree quilt block from Cake Stand Quilts. This pattern is perfect for those who love to experiment with different styles and designs. So, let your creativity run wild and create a quilt that will be the envy of all your friends and family.

Keep it simple with this pretty Christmas tree design from The Spruce Crafts. This tutorial is perfect for those who prefer a more traditional look for their holiday decor. So, gather your supplies and create a quilt that will bring warmth and comfort to your home for years to come.

To help you get started, I created this Christmas Tree quilt pattern collection that ranges from easy to intermediate difficulty levels with traditional, contemporary and modern patterns all represented.

This tree-mendous lap quilt is the perfect way to bring the beauty of a forest into your home! The Kootenai Forest pattern by Animas Quilts features a stunning blend of pine trees and evergreen boughs that come alive with applique and pieced squares. This quilt looks equally beautiful in flannel or quilting cottons. Pick whatever tickles your fancy.

Layer them in off-kilter rows, letting your creativity guide placement to shape full branches. Top with a bright gold star for the crowning touch. Finish by quilting loops that mimic twinkling lights. This mini tree celebrates the season in a flash, perfect for trimming a table or tucking in a cozy corner.

Cut and piece whimsical firs in forest greens, then quilt swirly garlands and strings of lights. Add a bright star atop each tree for a delightful scene straight from the pages of a holiday storybook.

Never fir-get how beautiful Christmas trees are with this charming quilt pattern. A modern design and with plenty of contrasting fat quarters, this quilt will feel like a frosty winter wonderland in your home. AND, fir real! the simple pine tree blocks are simple to stitch up.

With the crisp crunch of snow beneath your feet and the silence of the deep woods surrounding you, this beautifully pieced quilt pattern by Penn2Paper will transport you to a winter wonderland. The Whispering Pines quilt features snow-covered pine trees set against a backdrop of crisp white fabric, evoking the serene beauty of a winter landscape.

As you sew, imagine the crisp crunch of needles underfoot on a quest to locate the perfect Yuletide tree. Bring the magic of a moonlit winter walk inside your home with this delightful scrappy quilt.

Envision the radiant hues of your favorite fabric collections, creating a one-of-a-kind masterpiece. This advanced-beginner level pattern offers a versatile scrappy version, showcasing the magical Christmas tree within a festive ornament design. Let the expert guidance of Satomi Quilts help you embrace the beauty of the season with this truly captivating quilt that's bound to become an heirloom, cherished for years to come.

This pattern is designed with both beginners and more experienced quilters in mind. The Pine-ing for Christmas Quilt Pattern includes instructions on how to piece the trees and star blocks. (The blue quilt uses fabrics from the Sister Bay collection from Moda.)

Hi Ratchell! You can find the pattern in my shop here: -quilt-patterns/products/christmas-adventure-row-quilt-pdf-pattern. You do have to purchase the pattern, but all the supporting videos are free and will be available forever. :) You can find them in my Facebook Group or on YouTube. Thank you!

One of my ideas is to make pictorial quilts from Baby Windmills. The Christmas tree quilt was the first go! I started out with two contrasting gray solids from my stash and I made it very scrappy, like most of my quilts.

These bundles are a great deal and offer you a huge discount compared to buying the patterns separately. You can mix and match the blocks to create stunning quilts, mini quilts, table runners, pillows, bags and more. The possibilities are endless!

The photos I saw inspired me to break out my Electric Quilt software and create my own variation of the design:Since this quilt is made entirely from fabric squares, it would lend itself handsomely to a scrappy approach, but I decided to use just one green fabric for the tree and one off-white print for the background. For the border I used four different red prints.

Here is a Christmas tree quilt pattern to display your favorite fabrics or to make as a scrappy quilt. Perfect as a wall hanging! I sprinkled it with stars and added the presents under the tree. No water required!

The surprise in this easy quilt pattern was saved for the tree: large rectangles make up its center. Here, a directional fabric works well because it appears right side up on the center of the tree, and it is rotated only on the half-square triangle corners.

Combining the best of Modern and Traditional Quilting, specializing in Block of the Month and Sampler Quilt Patterns. A bright modern aesthetic with nod to traditional quilt blockwork make patterns unique and fun. Beginner patterns to advanced patterns.

You are AMAZING!!! The tree skirt is ADORABLE!!! I love it! I am a new quilter. Two of my children are taking a quilting class with our home school group and so I am learning too! So fun! I have only made a doll sized quilt so far, but am working on two quilt tops right now...love it :)

That is fantastic and I love, love, love how you've done the binding!! What I want is a tutorial for how you fit all these things into one week??? I struggle to produce one flipping pattern in a month and you zip 'em out overnight!! How much sleep do you get?? I just had a lovely morning choosing christmas fabric for my christmas patterns - can't wait to get stuck in now! 2351a5e196