Want to practice your free-motion quilting and make a fun holiday project at the same time? Lori Kennedy at WeAllSew shows you how to create a "vase quilt", just a bit bigger than a mug rug, while working on your free-motion quilting. Free motion-quilting what you may ask? Snowmen, of course!

From Lori Kennedy at WeAllSew:

"Every child listens with doubt when they hear an adult say “It is better to give than to receive.” That changes once the child reaches kindergarten and waits with joyful anticipation for his mother to open the carefully wrapped macaroni necklace under the Christmas Tree. From that day forward, the tradition of giving, especially handmade gifts, is rooted.

For my family, Christmas would not be Christmas without handmade gifts. This year, I’m working on small, free motion quilted “vase quilts” for my family and friends. Vase quilts are bigger than a mug rug but smaller than a table runner. They are the perfect size to place under a vase or candle, or use as a wall hanging.

The snowman is an adorable motif that can be stitched in the center of a block or stitch a row of snowmen to create a border for any Winter quilt."

PLEASE NOTE: This tutorial originally had a giveaway / contest associated with it that has now ended. This promotion was run through WeAllSew and was not associated with The Quilt Show.

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