3D Christmas Tree Quilt (Free Pattern)
Welcome to 12 Days of Christmas in July Blog Hop!
A BIG thanks to Sarah, at Confessions of a Fabric Addict, for hosting this special event. Be sure to visit other guest bloggers for the 2019 Christmas in July Blog Hop. Links are available at the end of this post.
Sarah also has a sponsor, FIGO Fabrics, who is donating a Fat Quarter Bundle. Entries closed on Tuesday, with over 4,000 entries across all of the participating blogs .... congrats to the winner, Christi S.!
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A light bulb went off this past year as to why "Christmas In July" has become so popular. Yes, there is the marketing angle..... BUT .... there are the MAKERS! Quilters, artists, woodworkers and crafters...we have a need to MAKE and we need all the time we can spare.
There is another important angle ... we tend to never get around to making something for "ourselves". As usual, my ideas creep up around Halloween. I will start the project with all kinds of excitement..... then it ends up in the closet. Sad but true.
This project, a Christmas Tree with 3D prairie point limbs, is just for me. I am excited by all the "Christmas in July Hype", so out comes this Farmhouse/Faux Antique project. I can take my time; there are no deadlines, no pressure, no expectations. Perfect!
I finished sewing on the buttons last night and waited for an opportunity to take a final picture. As I make last minute updates to this post, I am watching the weather channel -- yep, Tropical Storm (maybe Hurricane) Barry is coming our way. Hurricane experts are saying up to 20" of rain. All of my quilts are bagged and stored high, just in case.
For the pattern, follow this link and feel free to convert it to a PDF File (PDF button is at the bottom of the page) and save for later.
And don't forget to visit the other blogs below and their scheduled dates!
I finished sewing on the buttons last night and waited for an opportunity to take a final picture. As I make last minute updates to this post, I am watching the weather channel -- yep, Tropical Storm (maybe Hurricane) Barry is coming our way. Hurricane experts are saying up to 20" of rain. All of my quilts are bagged and stored high, just in case.
For the pattern, follow this link and feel free to convert it to a PDF File (PDF button is at the bottom of the page) and save for later.
SUNDAY, JULY 14TH
Thanks for a darling pattern. Hope all is safe and dry!!
ReplyDeletelovely quilt - thank you and prayers for your safety
ReplyDeleteYay, Jamie! Awesome pattern, thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteSuch a sweet pattern, and I like your scrappy low volume background.
ReplyDeleteLovely pattern! Thank you for taking the time to prepare this for us! I hope you and yours survived without too much damage.
ReplyDeleteHope all is well with you and you came through the storm without too much flooding. I love pinwheels, so I'll need to pin this one (no time right now to start it).
ReplyDeletePat
Hope you and yours fair well through the storm.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute top! Hope you are fairing well with the storm.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for the adorable pattern! Hope you weather the storm OK
ReplyDeleteLove your pattern - thanks.
ReplyDeleteI hope you are weathering the storm! This quilt is a beauty. It is really appealing to me! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for all you've done to prepare this post! Love your idea of something "just for you". Hope all the rain has passed you by and your quilts are still safe and dry.
ReplyDeleteYour quilt is lovely. Thanks for sharing your pattern. I pray that you are doing well through the storm.
ReplyDeleteI've said it before and I'll say it again - I love this quilt! Thanks for creating such a wonderful pattern, Jamie!
ReplyDeleteHope you are safe! This is so pretty and unique, love it!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great project for "you" and for us!
ReplyDeleteLooks easy and fun to make.
Thank you for sharing.
Praying that you and your love ones are safe. :)
ReplyDeletebeautiful quilt!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea. I agree with quilting Christmas in July. It takes the pressure off and makes both the making and celebration more pleasant. Be safe! Janice.snell@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteHope you are safe. Love your quilt!
ReplyDeleteLove the 3D tree. This might be the tree quilt I actually make.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun Christmas tree!!! I hope you don't get all 20"--that's crazy!
ReplyDeleteReally pretty pattern. Thank you for it. Couldn't get the PDF Print link to work, so bookmarked the instructions page.
ReplyDeleteYour quilt is beautiful!! Praying safety over you as the storm heads your way...
ReplyDeleteSo Cute!!! Thanks for sharing with us!!!
ReplyDeleteLove your pattern and hope your safe and dry.
ReplyDeleteI love the prairie points, what a terrific effect. Beautiful tree. Thanks so much for hopping with us and sharing.
ReplyDeleteLove the 3-D effect of your quilt. This is my favorite of a Christmas tree on a quilt. Thank you! {Prayers for your safety from the storm.}
ReplyDeleteA truly delightful project. I love the tree AND the star in the sky! I really hope you are surviving well and not flooding, but that is a lot of rain to have in a short period of time. Smart you to have prepared the quilts for safety!
ReplyDeleteSo very cute! Stay safe.
ReplyDeleteI love this! Such a unique Christmas tree quilt.
ReplyDeleteI really like the subtle colors of your quilt. Very pretty!
ReplyDeleteThat is so unique! Love it!
ReplyDeleteThats a gorgeous quilty creation. I am praying you did well with the storm and didn't flood or get damages.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great quilt for Christmas! Let us know how your home faired with all that rain and water.
ReplyDeleteTruly lovely, but I am a big fan of low volume rather than brash and bright.
ReplyDeleteHope all is well in the aftermath of Hurricane Barry!! You are a real trooper for getting your post out.
ReplyDeleteLove your adorable tree. The 3-D makes it so interesting! Stay safe during the hurricane.
ReplyDeleteSo clever! What a wonderful tree. Stay safe.
ReplyDeleteThat's just beautiful!! Stay safe xx
ReplyDeleteHi Jamie! Thanks so much for the CUTE tree. The 3-D effect is so cool, and my great-niece and -nephew would just adore this. ~smile~ Roseanne
ReplyDeleteI hope you came through Barry OK. I think your quilt is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilt!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty
ReplyDeleteLove the quilt! Thanks for the idea.
ReplyDeleteSuch a great project! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the great pattern, I think if I look in my scrap basket I can make this. Its a win win.
ReplyDeleteA great pattern! I especially like the cross and stars - very inspirational!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea for a Christmas quilt! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteThank you for a beautiful pattern.
ReplyDeleteThis is an awesome idea to use the 3-d with the tree. Thank you for sharing your pattern.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the pattern. I like the 3D effect.
ReplyDeleteLove your pinwheel tree - so sparkly!
ReplyDeleteI love the spinning aspect of the branches. What a great idea. Thank you for sharing your wonderful pattern!
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