We are hitting temperatures of 100+, but I have Christmas in mind. I was able to complete the piecing of a stack n’whack Christmas quilt. The fabric I chose was from the Sweet Christmas line by Moda. I found the pattern idea on The Little Fabric Blog by Angie. Super easy, quick, and fun to make.
The binding will be a green, holly fabric.
Today’s small art piece is another spread the word quilt block.
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I like the Christmas quilt a lot. I think it’s a refreshing thing to be working on this time of year. I am also very touched and thankful for your small quilt blocks and the words they carry.
The Christmas quilt was a good distraction. It says “merry” in a fun, light, rhythmical tone. The words chosen are from people who were my inspiration when I was young. Their words still have great meaning.
Your “spread the word” quilt blocks are important and comforting. Thank you
Thank you. My friends and I are attending an action meeting tomorrow.
Strength to you all.
Thank you, my friend.
You are ahead of me–I’m just starting my Christmas quilt!
The only reason I started this early is that I was making one for a friend and I had a deadline. The second one I made is just on a fluke…I saw the pattern on Pinterest and had already seen the perfect fabric. I am looking forward to seeing your Christmas quilt.
I really like this.
Thank you.