I found the Yuletide Forest pattern in McCall's Quilting Magazine, November/December 2017 issue, and saved it. The main problem with it is that all the trees are paper pieced and I really don't like PP. However, I really liked the table runner, so decided to make it for our coffee table.
Here it is on my design wall, not sewn together and the paper is still on the trees. The second tree on the right has to be fixed as I accidentally cut off the seam allowance.
This is a close-up. There are 2 of each red fabric for the 4-patches. For the trees, I used a variety of green fabrics.
This is the offending tree block.
This morning I decided I needed to sew some velcro onto Abby's unicorn pillow to get it finished for her birthday and the first strip that I sewed on had black thread on the bottom (which is actually the outside of the pillow), so that won't do. Another need for the much used seam ripper
Here it is on my design wall, not sewn together and the paper is still on the trees. The second tree on the right has to be fixed as I accidentally cut off the seam allowance.
This is a close-up. There are 2 of each red fabric for the 4-patches. For the trees, I used a variety of green fabrics.
This is the offending tree block.
This morning I decided I needed to sew some velcro onto Abby's unicorn pillow to get it finished for her birthday and the first strip that I sewed on had black thread on the bottom (which is actually the outside of the pillow), so that won't do. Another need for the much used seam ripper
My craft show last weekend was quite successful and there is another one tomorrow. Is it really the middle of November already??? I better check out my inventory of Christmas gifts that I have purchased this year and see what else I need to get. Have you finished your Christmas shopping yet?
