Friday 30 January 2015

A Christmas Quilt (in January)



This is the first of my catch up projects from last year.  Every December since I started quilting I would look at all the lovely Christmas quilts and wish I had the time to make one.  So this year I started in July!  I still didn't finish it until December but this year for the first time I snuggled up watching The Snowman (a lot - James became somewhat obsessed) under my very own Christmas quilt.


I didn't get around to taking any photos until now but I figured as there is a lot of snow in the UK and it is still January I can get away with it!  These are taken in the new garden which is somewhat sloped, step ridden and unsuitable for quilt photo taking - honestly a suitable quilt backdrop really should have featured higher in my house essential list.



Fabric: Moda Countdown to Christmas & Timeless Treasures in Cream Sketch, Binding - Kona Charcoal, Backing is Ikea Britten Numbers
Pattern: Made in Cherry by Sarah Fielke
Quilting: I followed Katie's fab guide here


I think I may be using this for another few months yet.

Linking up with Finish it up Friday at Crazy Mom Quilts 

and 

which this week is at Devoted Quilter

9 comments:

  1. It's lovely. The sew cherry design work brilliantly for Christmas fabrics. Don't fret about the snowman obsession, there will be lots of variety in the Christmas movie obsessions in years to come!e

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  2. Way to be prepared for 2015's Christmas! I'm with you - I've got two to finish this year.

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  3. Beautiful! And should I be house hunting again in the future I will be sure to remember that the yard must be quilt-photo worthy! Thanks for linking to TGIFF,

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  4. Looks wonderful!
    Ohhh the Snowman... One of my favorites too!
    Esther

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  5. I made a table cover with a couple of Christmas blocks that I loved so much I want to make more and make it into a full quilt by next Christmas. Yours is lovely.

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  6. Great finish, and nice photos too :)

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  7. Well really, I think photographic location for quilts should have been top of the list ;o) Do you know, I had to go and look up my own tute to see what you did? *ahem*

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  8. Fantastic Finish! I love your photos!!

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