Dresden christmas tree skirt

My Christmas decorations are starting to come together. This past weekend was a busy one but I managed to squeeze in a couple of quick and easy projects to add to my Christmas decor. I wanted a pretty tree skirt and didn’t want to spend a lot of money. I knew I wanted the fabric

It's the most wonderful time of the year! If you've been following us for a little while, you know that we've posted free patterns for Chri...

I love to sew for Christmas and I try to make something new each year to decorate my home. This year, I decided that I needed a new skirt for my Christmas tree. To make this cute little skirt, I used 3 FQ's of a lovely Aussie Christmas print by Amanda Joy Designs and my large Creative Grids 22.5 degree triangle (wedge) ruler which I was lucky enough to win from Aqua Paisley Studio blog. To make this type of skirt using a wedge ruler, you just need to make enough wedges to make the complete…

Learn how to make 48" Mixed Colors Quilted Tree Skirt at JOANN fabric and craft store online. Find detailed step-by-step instructions to complete your project today!

A quilted tree skirt is hugely popular during the holidays. It's functional, decorative, and adds a little extra something to your living room decor.

We shared 10 Tree Skirt patterns and tutorials with you the other day, but we have one more to highlight. The Starburst Tree Skirt uses the quilt-as-you-go method and has potential for really busting through your scraps. The Quilt As You Go technique (QAYG) is a way to quilt blocks before putting a quilt together. QAYG is the […]

This is our first Christmas in our new house, and it felt appropriate to celebrate with a christmas tree skirt pattern from Jordan Fabrics.

I don’t think there’s a more perfect octagon-shaped sewing project than a Christmas tree skirt!

photos of the tree skirt are here christmas tree skirt - tutorial - part 1 can be found here christmas tree skirt - tutorial - part 2 is here woo hoo, it's time to start cutting! you will need to cut 12 wedges of fabric for the top of the skirt and another 12 wedges from the back (i managed to get all 24 of my wedges cut from 6 fat quarters of fabric). if you are cutting from fat 1/8ths, you should be able to fit 2 wedges on (see photo). this method would also allow you to cut 4 wedges from…