You can made them as big or small as you want. They could be table toppers, candle mats, mug rugs or just little quilts to bring a smile to someone during the holiday.
Please don't email and ask for a pattern. You can do these all on your own, no problem. Back some fun fabrics with fusible web and start cutting out shapes and putting them together. You'd be surprised what you can come up with!
So far this week I have 5 unfinished stockings, two unfinished pillows, and two table toppers in progress, not to mention the fabric for 5 scarves....I have lots to finish, but that's how I roll. Last minute girl! How about you? Are you making holiday gifts?Have a happy weekend! I'm going to be focused on finishing!
Love them, love them, love them all!
ReplyDeleteWish I had such cute fabrics.
Best regards
Jo&cats
I have been loving those for years! I have tried to make them, but it's taken me a while to figure out that dark outlining thread is the ticket to making them look more finished and illustration-like.
ReplyDeleteSooooo cute!!!! I love them.
ReplyDeletei've made some holiday gifts already, but have more to finish... i've made a set of father & son ties out of super fun print for my BIL and 1 1/2 yr old nephew and a set of tea towels for my sister. i'm still working on embroidering a linen pillow for my mom, then i have to actually make it a pillow! i've thought about a few more, but i don't think i'll have the time.
ReplyDeleteThose are so sweet! And I love it - "Last Minute Girl"!!! Can it be a club? I want to join!!
ReplyDeleteTotally finishing last minute gift sewing here too!!! :) And LOVE these ideas, so might just start some more! lol!!! Thanks for sharing, they are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThese are just so darned cheerful. I really should attempt to make one or two, but right now I have too many projects in a total state of unfinishment. (good word?)
ReplyDeleteI just thought that these would be fantastic rendered as a tree skirt.
I love them. You're work is inspiring. Makes me want to go to my sewing room right this minute.
ReplyDeleteThey are just so pretty!
ReplyDeleteYou crack me up. Don't ask for a pattern - love that mom tone!
ReplyDeleteI am eager to get to more gift making!
ReplyDeleteI have a show tomorrow and after that it will be gifts!!!!!!!!!
I love them! Super cute!
ReplyDeleteHow festive and such an easy gift idea. This is a definite to-do!
ReplyDeleteThank you!
Carolyn
Uber cute! Yes, can we start a Last Minute Girl club?
ReplyDeleteso no questions about pattern. But...what kind of fusible web? I don't know why fusibles intimidate me. they just do...
Sweet! Fun!
ReplyDeleteYou should join PostCardCottage - a yahoo swap group (hint hint). ; )
~Monika in Canada
I'm just loving everything that you made! They're going to make great gifts!
ReplyDeleteThese are really lovely...
ReplyDeleteHugz
Yes, I do. I'm a tidge crazy and decided I was making throw quilts (5) for family members and my brother added a serious girlfriend to the mix... so making a market bag for her!! AHHHH!! Love it, just don't know if I'll be able to finish in time!
ReplyDeleteI'm so last minute that I haven't even started!
ReplyDeleteAlso, I just got my sewing machine back from the shop. Oh, how I missed it.
I really hope I can make it to Quilt Guild next week. We'll see.
Happy sewing!
I love these. Thanks for the tip on backing fabric with fusible web and then cutting. That is a great idea and makes things so much easier. Don't want to tell you how I've done them in the past but it was not as easy as your method.
ReplyDeleteThese are really cute for some quick christmas giveaways. I like the designs on the smaller ones.
ReplyDeleteYou should enter these in my sewing challenge blog here at, Paula's Sewing Challenges, and you could win a little something, something.
Hope to see you there soon.
Cheers,
Paula
I love your unfinished list Jacquie! hehe! I have a bunch of christmas projects started too, and well, hmmm, when will i find the time to finish them...LOL Love all your fun trees!! JOY!
ReplyDeleteI love these.............I have one you whipped up a few years ago.......so cute........
ReplyDeleteJacquie, these are delightful! You're such an inspiration.
ReplyDeleteI remember these from last year - too much fun! Hope you have a great Christmas holidays!
ReplyDeleteThese are really fun and cute!
ReplyDeleteI am definitely a Last Minute girl too :)
These are lovely. Something else to add to the list of wants but probably won't get round to - ha-ha!
ReplyDeleteThese are so lovely! What a great idea! I might have to get busy this week-end and make some too!
ReplyDeleteOh so cute, I will have to have a good look and try some out. I am not good at a no pattern thing usually but you have me inspired!!!
ReplyDeleteI love these!!! You could make lots of these and every one would turn out different.
ReplyDeleteThey are so very cute.
ReplyDeleteSo Cute, I'm in the process of making some now.....inspiring is what you are!!
ReplyDeleteWhat fun these are.
ReplyDeleteI love the trees and all the dottiness is just great.
thanks for the inspiration!
Sooooooo cute!!
ReplyDeleteCute pieces! I really cherished the piece you sent me!
ReplyDeleteAdorable!
ReplyDeletelove them all, they put a smile on my face!
ReplyDeleteGreat stuff, really. I always love your Christmas things. Inspiring.
ReplyDeleteAdorable! I like little things like this to just hang on the wall--even to replace a few things that are there year-round. It makes things so festive looking.
ReplyDeleteso fun and happy!
ReplyDeleteCame over from Jaybird Quilts!
ReplyDeleteThese are so pretty and so nice to both give and receive!
I am having my first giveaway on my blog. A gift card sponsored by CSN Stores. please do enter
I'm also waiting for Christmas and for the gifts :D
ReplyDeleteYour work is just beautiful. Your quilting is so wonderful to look at. You've inspired me to get back into my quilting.
ReplyDeleteI wish I could do quilting, let alone own a one arm.
I could even do this Christmas Tree project.
THANKS for the inspiration!!