6 Christmas Quilting Projects to Start on Now

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It’s Never Too Early to Begin Christmas Projects!

The way time flies, the season will be here all too soon.  We’ve collected 6 outstanding Christmas quilt patterns to help you get the creative juices rolling. Best of all, these patterns are all free.

While most of these quilting projects are displayed in traditional red and green, vary the colors to suit your holiday decor. Purple and silver, red and gold … color options are limited only by your imagination! Whether you prefer paper piecing, patchwork or applique, you’re likely to find something here that you like.

 

George Bailey Star Block

Named after the beloved character of the movie It’s A Wonderful Life, this block from Erick Homemade can be used in many ways. Make one block and turn it into a mini wall hanging or use it on a table, on a tote bag or even in a picture frame. Make several and set them together, with or without dividing sashes, into a table runner or quilt.

The block is 12″ and can be made from scraps.

Get the free “George Bailey Star” block pattern here.

George Bailey Star Block

George Bailey Star Block

 

Easy Christmas Table Runner

Rachel Godfrey from Sew Today, Clean Tomorrow designed this charming table runner. It measures 51″ x 15.5″ and will look lovely on a holiday table.

Get the free “Easy Christmas Table Runner” tutorial here.

Easy Christmas Table Runner

 

See the next page for the remaining 4 projects.

 

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