I never really thought I'd make a quilt especially for Christmas, but I guess when you quilt for 25 years you end up with a few for various holidays throughout the year.
I haven't actually decorated mush yet, but did get my harvest quilts down and most of the winter/Christmas quilts up. I think it helps insulate the house from the cold too! LOL
Here they are waiting for placement.
Here are some smaller pieces, gifts, swaps and woolies waiting for the perfect place to shine this winter.
My favorites are the ones that are predominately red and green. This turkey tracks was a challenging one to make, but I did 3 blocks a month for several months so it didn't get so tedious and the set in seams didn't drive me to drink! (or quit!)
This one is a beauty, in a Need'l Love book. My first and only time doing Hari Walner's machine trapunto. Quilted by my friend Kathy in Ohio.
I usually have this hanging on my banister but this year I chose to hang it in my room so I can dream about it every night before I go to bed.
This is Wear Warm Clothes by Country Threads. An oldie but goodie.
I think the basket quilt is by Cheri Payne. I made this one eons ago in 2000!
The twelve Days of Christmas in wool by Cheri Payne.
A crib quilt reproduced by one owned by the Aurora colony historic museum. (or ancestor)
Patriotic Santa by Joined at the Hip.
I know many of you have seen these December after December..... sorry. I'll guess I'll need to make some new ones! LOL
Have a great week!