You can find it on page 50! This pattern is fun because it allows you to show off, and maybe try out, some different skills including paper piecing, hand-sewing, quilting, and embroidery.
This special issue was sent out to subscribers of the magazine as a little gift, but you can also purchase it yourself on the Fat Quarterly website for a special price; go to buy it here. There are so many other awesome projects in this issue, including a tree skirt, a quilt, the cutest dolls designed by Katy, a Christmas tutorial challenge, a cowl designed by my super-rocking friend Amanda (who, by the way, just released the first patterns for her own pattern line, The Frosted Pumpkin), and so much more; you will not regret purchasing this issue!
And in case anyone is wondering, all of the printed fabrics I used (with the exception of the brown tree trunk hexagons) are from the "Have a Sheri Berry Holiday" line by Sheri Berry for Northcott.
So what do you guys think? Is this a pattern you'd like to try out yourself? Will you use bits and pieces of the pattern, like the embroidery, on other projects? I'd really like you know what y'all think! And don't forget to upload pictures of your finished projects made from the magazine to the Fat Quarterly Flickr group.
It's so cute! I love the hexagon trees - great idea. I was so happy to see your pattern in the FQ mag. Congratulations!
ReplyDeleteI love the way the quilt can teach so many techniques! Good for you!
ReplyDeletesuch a great pattern! the cabin is so sweet. i love the hexagon trees, too. very clever.
ReplyDeleteit is just adorable and so different...I am not much for hand sewing or embroidery but it sure is cute!
ReplyDeleteDiscovered your web site and absolutely adore it. Carry on the truly amazing work.
ReplyDeleteReceived my Holiday issue yesterday and your contribution is lovely! Like you say it covers a bit of several techniques and most crafty people like to a bit of everything. :)
ReplyDeleteI think the hexagon trees is brilliant. I will definitely use that idea!
ReplyDeleteThis is so nice and I like how it uses other skills. There is so much we do by machine, it is a pleasure to use my hands now and then. I did try some paper pieces, just a few but this is encouraging. Thanks for sharing it.
ReplyDeleteVery sweet, Kaye! I love that your pattern isn't exclusively Christmas--it really could be on display all winter! Your quilting is really cool.
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