Very lovely Christmas Tree. Thank you for sharing. Happy Stitching :~)
Really love how your Christmas tree came out. I love crazypatchwork and how you incorporated into your quilt is just amazing, Have a Merry Christmas! Mary
No wonder it took 18 months. It is a work of art!! Beautiful job!!
It is gorgeous. And what a lot of work! Wishing you a wonderful holiday.
What a Stunning Project well done!!!Great work done..Clever idea!!!
Just Beautiful and so decorative and space saving too! Merry Christmas!
A beautiful piece of work that I hope you and your family will enjoy for many years. That's a lot of time in this one.
May I ask where you got the pattern? That is beautiful and the perfect solution for my household. I don't have a tree partly because I hate setting it up but also because my cat broke the last one by climbing it. I'd like to try to make one like this. Thank you.
Hey! After scouring the books I've found it in Patchwork & Quilting Vol.25 No.5 page 34. I only took inspiration changing the pattern to suit. I think the pattern is over two books. I embroidered some star blocks instead of patching them. Have fun!!!
Brilliant! It is gorgeous...was this done ITH or ??? What is the finished size....and can we see the back, too? I'm a nut for pictures of the back...
My wall hanging measures 134cm x 98cm with binding on. As for the back as it is hanging at present I will endeavour to put up a photo after Christmas. However, it is simple quilters seeded calico with swirly 8cm circles looking like baubles. Merry Christmas
Easier, I think not! This is Beautiful, I would leave it up all year long
Oh gosh what a wonderful piece of work. One can do so much with the log cabin blocks, congratulations it is beautiful.
What a great idea, and well done! I also don't like to pack the Christmas tree and bits and pieces away.
Wow its beautiful. You have done a great job. Well worth the time and effort