Quilted tree skirt made with Caroline Critchfield's Craftsy class. Pre-cuts friendly with strip-piecing and quilt-as-you-go techniques make it fast.

Sew this Christmas Tree Skirt Pattern now, and you'll treasure it forever!

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…

I've been working over the last month to give a fresh new look and an update to one of my best-selling patterns, the Holly Jolly Tree Skirt. It's now in the shop, just in time for your Christmas sewing! The pattern now comes in full-color booklet form, or instant download (PDF) option. But I figured while I was at it, I might as well add some of the most-requested features to the pattern. Use Yardage or Jelly Roll One of the most common questions I get about the Holly Jolly Tree Skirt is…

This detailed video by Jen at Shabby Fabrics shows easy it is to make Quilt As You Go Tree Skirt using June Tailor’s Pre-Printed Batting.

12 Cozy Christmas Tree Skirt Quilt Patterns | Celebrate the holidays with one of these festive free tree skirt patterns!

This is my full tutorial on how to make your own Handmade, Quilted Christmas Tree Skirt! I love the feelings attached to handmade items from those we love!

This festive tree skirt features the Home Sweet Holidays fabric collection by Deb Strain for Moda Fabrics, and uses the preprinted Quilt As You Go batting by June Tailor making this a fun project to make for all skill levels! Put the finishing touch on your Christmas Tree display with this delightful tree skirt! Tree skirt finishes to approximately 40" in diameter.

Triple Dresden Tree Skirt pattern

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