Christmas Quilt

Christmas Bedding: Get inspired by a bright and fun collection of Christmas quilts and comforters that captures the magic of the holiday season.

Our gorgeous fabric fairy light bunting is lovingly interfaced, ironed, stitched, finished and primped by us right here in our studio. Each fairy light is approximately 10cm long and 6cm wide and the 1.5m (approx) length bunting has 6 baubles (two each of three different complimentary fabrics). Bunting is supplied on a generous length of natural jute twine which means it can be adapted to fit various spaces around the home. The 100% cotton printed fabric is 'The Henley Studio Makower UK' and…

We're bringing you a free pattern and video series called Jelly Snowflake Mystery Quilt to celebrate Christmas in July. It's a good time to start

Christmas is nearly here, but you've got just enough time to whip up this free Wife-made pattern - a foundation paper pieced Christmas Wreath Mini Quilt!

Special Price Was: £9.00 Now: £4.50 A little tree, with a glitter star, a wire stem and wooden cube stand. Little trees are created using free hand machine embroidery, cotton fabric, 100% wool felt, glitter cloth and a sanded wooden cube off cut. Please note that each wooden block has slight imperfections adding to their unique charm. Designed to stand on a surface. Measuring approximately 20cm x 7.5cm. Your little tree decoration will be delivered wrapped in a paper bag with a festive…

Red and green are the colors of Christmas, and of flowers. The quilts we're showing today have both a floral and a Christmas theme ! They ...

I L♥VE scrappy quilts! I love the idea of making something beautiful and original out of seemingly nothing. I love the idea of makin...

Hey Everyone, Here is the tutorial for the tree block from Brooke (her's is putting together either the table runner or the bedrunner). Here is Sally's Bedrunner which she has finished (over achiever). Here is my tutorial since I had to be difficult and make the lap size :) Lap Size Tree Tutorial (pdf) Cut your biggest pieces first and then use the strips to cut the next pieces. This is written as if you are using 3 green fabrics but you can use whatever you like as long as you can get all…

At the Let's Bee Social this week, I shared a mock up of the Stepping Stones block in red and green. And that was it.... I jus...