Paper pieced tree pattern

If you enjoy making on-of-a-kind Christmas decorations, you will love our new patterns. I have created two amazing Christmas tree foundation paper piecing quilt block bundles that are perfect for your festive projects. Each bundle contains three different designs of Christmas trees, and each design comes in 5 sizes, ranging from 2 inches wide by to 6 inches wide. That’s a total of 15 patterns in each bundle!

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Geometric Christmas Tree Foundation Paper Pieced (FPP) PDF Pattern from Center Street Quilts. Download

After thirty-four years we decided that this was the year to buy a new Christmas tree. Hubby and I brought one when we first started dating, and it's been at the centre of our family celebrations ever since. I'm excited to set the new one up on December 1st, but it was hard to choose just one - they were all so pretty and I couldn't decide whether we wanted a flocked one or a traditional tree. We eventually decided on a Blue Aspen tree and our shopping trip was the inspiration behind my new…

One of the best ways to impress and bring joy to your family and friends is by creating a 3D Christmas tree. Download these best Christmas tree templates.

Did you know that you can use your embroidery machine to stitch out designs that look like they were pieced by a quilter? The type of piecing is sometimes called paper piecing, foundation piecing, …

Christmas Tree Paper Pattern - Simple Simon and Company

I couldn't resist making a Christmassy version of Homely Joys complete with little Christmas trees. If you're tempted too, here's how I did it.

Oh but I CAN see the forest for the trees! I’ve wanted to make a little forest of trees for some time now. Checking that off my list. And it is a ‘little’ forest. When all sewn together, each tree block measures just about 3.25” X 2.25”. I wanted a selvedge border so I dug around in my selvedges tote for neutral selvedges. Then the little wallhanging stalled while I figured out how to stitch the selvedges for an inner border. Of course I eventually figured it out. Simple in the ditch…