It only needed to have the binding sewn on!
I attached the binding before the KCMQG sewing retreat last Saturday and decided to be
There are a couple of rough spots, but for the most part, it turned out pretty well. The backing fabric was on the clearance table at JoAnn Fabrics. I like it and think that it matches just great. I like to save where I can!
My goal was to have this ready by Thanksgiving and I made it by a couple of weeks. Yay!
Now, what's next on my UFO list?
Linda Hungerford (Flourishing Palms) and I had coffee this morning while she is visiting in KC. We each picked a number for the other to choose a winner in the Modern Baby book give-aways. Linda picked #14, which turns out to be Sheddy...someone she knows from Florida MQG. Congratulations, Sheddy. Please contact me with your address. (We actually had to pick a second winner because the first one was a no-reply blogger. Everyone, please check to make sure that you have an email attached to your name if you want comments on your blog and to win contests. Otherwise, there is no way to contact you!)
Here is a post on how to check for that :http://sewmanyways.blogspot.com/2012/07/no-replypublic-service-announcement.html
What a great finish! I love how the stars points radiate out from the centre! And I LOVE the fabric with Santa's (?) washing on the line! Such fun! I must try machining the binding down, one of these days! It would certainly make it quick!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous tree skirt. Okay, add another thing to my Get It Done Before Christmas list. I love this! Was this a pattern you designed? Wonderful!
ReplyDeleteLovely finish, Carla. I'm so happy for you to be making progress on your 4Q UFOs. It was great spending time with you today, and I'm very happy for Sheddy. So glad our random picking worked... well, except for the no-reply commenter.
ReplyDeleteYour tree skirt looks so pretty outdoors!
ReplyDeleteYay! Great job!
ReplyDeleteI still love that line of fabric . Very cute tree skirt Carla
ReplyDeleteThat is the prettiest tree skirt ever - love it!
ReplyDeleteLove your tree skirt. I made one years ago but could sure a more updated one. But then again maybe I should actually finish all the Christmas quilts I have. Pieced and used but not yet quilted. What can i say?
ReplyDeleteYour tree skirt is gorgeous! I really want to make this!!
ReplyDeleteWish I could have joined you for coffee :)!! The tree skirt is so modern, looks great!
ReplyDeleteGreat job! I have been hunting for the perfect christmas tree skirt pattern for our tree this year!
ReplyDeleteStill haven't found it!
Amanda Rose
www.sewmuch2say.com
I came over from Linda's blog - love that tree skirt! blessings, marlene
ReplyDeleteOf course I love the photos of this tree skirt. It's really pretty.
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