Another fantastic Christmas sewing project is the ???Tree Skirt???! Marilyn???s is featured here.
The tree skirt is ideal to cover the pot of a living or artificial Christmas tree. Marilyn saw this skirt in a quilting magazine and just had to make it!
Marilyn used the foundation quilting method on alternating panels and matched it with a variety of patchwork and appliqu?? panels. Marilyn also used a variety of Christmas prints, ribbons and braids and finished off her tree skirt with a fully lined gathered ruffle on the scalloped hemline. To add the final touch Marilyn stitched a beautiful satin bias binding around the neckline to tie around the trunk of her Christmas tree.
To make the tree skirt simply cut and sew together the following:
- Panels approx length 53cm with a narrow end of 8cm and wide end 44cm
- x4 Green Panels
- x4 Xmas Patchwork Panels
- Finished scallop circumference approx 3.36mts outer circle
- Ruffle: 10cm wide x8mts ??? folded in half and stitched between skirt and lining
You may vary your size and hemline shape according to your preference.
For more pictures of Marilyn???s gorgeous tree skirt, my Australian Kissing Christmas Ball, Lois???s Christmas Stocking & Christmas festivities at Rosewood
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Happy Sewing,
Maree
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