Holiday Quilt

[Kami R.]

The reason I couldn’t do the holiday quilt with Alex. This has been 2 years from concept to completion. The small dots around the star are antique crystal buttons.

[Kami R.]

This wall hanging is the reason I couldn’t do the holiday quilt. But I still watched every show. Alex makes my week a lot brighter. By the way, the small dots radiating from the star are antique crystal buttons. This took me 2 years from concept to completion.

[Helen W.]

This wall hanging is the reason I couldn’t do the holiday quilt. But I still watched every show. Alex makes my week a lot brighter. By the way, the small dots radiating from the star are antique crystal buttons. This took me 2 years from concept to completion.

mrsreyes, What an outstanding wall hanging. Over the top beautiful. Love everything about it. And it is so unique looking. Great job!!! I would love to hear the thought process
of how it developed in your mind. I usually start off with an idea and it morphs into a totally different look. I am so glad you took the time to post it and say it was why you did not
join in making the Holiday quilt. I would love other TQS members to do the same. It is so inspiring. And yes, I agree with you. I watch all the shows even when I can't fit
the time in for that specific project. HelenW

[Helen W.]

UFO completed because of holiday quilt border. Qayg
Hand appliquéd raw edge. Angst

[Mike E.]

Hello friends -
I just completed this version of Alex's Holiday Quilt - and went for a larger version. The light blue background helps the star points to pop. The HST units finish at 4 inches square, the holly leaves are about 5-1/2 inches long, and the berries are just under 2 inches across. Everything is prepared appliqué that I glued into place and then sewed down during the quilting. What a fun project - it is ready to be a Christmas gift for my son. A big thanks to Alex for leading us all through this.
Best wishes,
Mike

[johns2148]

Now that one I could have finished. Smart lady!

[Anne H.]

Here's my holiday quilt top

[Margo C.]

LABEL SUPPLIES:
Here is a list of the supplies I mentioned on Monday, Dec 14, 2020 about creating labels.

MICRON PIGMA PENS (archival ink) available in craft and office supply stores
QUILTER'S FREEZER PAPER 8-1/2" x 11" (thicker than Reynold's brand to go through Ink Jet Printers) (TQS Shop)
ALEX'S FOUR-IN-ONE TOOL (stilleto, seam ripper, wooden iron and turning tool) (TQS Shop)
PRESICION TURNING TOOL (TQS Shop)
TSUKINELO ALL PURPOSE INK AND FANTISTIX ABSORBENT COLORING TOOLS (Check on-line)
JUNE TAILOR COLORFAST Sew in fabric sheets for Ink Jet Printers (Check on-line)
APPLIWEB PLUS fusible web with paper backing (TQS Shop)

[JANET E.]

[Pam G.]

I’m almost finished with this runner for our Christmas table. The appliqué is based on the dishes my husband bought for me years ago.

[Paola B.]

Pam Gantz: beautiful runner! I wish I thad thought of doing my your way....love the poinsettias, too!

[Paola B.]

My completed holiday quilt which I made into a runner...a little too wide but the length was perfect for my table.

[Beverly C.]

Oh, Pam and Paola, what beautiful table runners!

[Jeanette B.]

My quilt top is completed!

[Pam G.]

I like the way you did yours too. It is wider but looks good on your table. I like the echo quilting you did.