This is one of my early quilts and the first Christmas quilt I made. The pattern was from an issue of American Patchwork & Quilting magazine, in the mid-90's. I was not able to find it on the magazine's website. It is very easy and you can make it as scrappy as you want to. I used a single fabric for all the stars and another single fabric for the outermost rectangles; the inner squares and rectangles are real mix of mostly Hoffman Christmas prints.
I didn't yet know about the longarm quilting industry so was hand quilting every quilt I made. I used masking tape to mark straight lines in a cross-hatch pattern.
I liked this quilt so much, I made it two more times. My second version was a throw size that I gave to my mother and the third fits our queen size bed; it is there now.
I've always likeld that pattern. It makes a great quilt for showcasing Christmas fabrics.
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful! I love the idea of having Christmas quilts on the beds -- I just don't have any. You lucky girl!!!
ReplyDeleteLove it! It is a good quilt to make with charm squares. I love your hand quilting, much nicer than long armed stuff. Yours is real quilting!
ReplyDeleteLove that pattern. Looks great in Christmas colours.
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ReplyDeleteWhere can I purchase this pattern?\