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Holiday Projects

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4 Cabin Christmas Quilt 8 Snowy Woods Cushion Covers 10 Snow Place Like Home Door Hanging 13 Crochet Decorative Oven Mitt 16 December Magic Advent Calendar 20 Country Christmas Tree Skirt 2 | Handmade Holidays 2020

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22 Silent Night Table Runner 25 Deck the Halls Wreath 29 Holiday Heartland Advent Calendar 32 Yuletide Botanica Apron 34 Sassy Holiday Placemats 37 Peace & Goodwill Stockings and Garland Click the link 41 Snuggle Poncho to be taken to the blog post!

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Materials Christmas at the Cabin Collection A.Sweater Mitts Grey - 2.8m B.Deer Grey - 3.4m C.Trucks Grey - 3m D.Mini Buffalo Check Burgundy - 0.4m E.Mini Buffalo Check Green - 0.4m F.Mini Buffalo Check Red - 0.3m G.Snowy Buffalo Check Grey - 0.4m H.Snowy Buffalo Check Red - 0.4m I.Snowy Buffalo Check Green - 0.3m J.Plaid Green/Red - 0.3m K.Plaid Grey/Red - 0.3m L.Plaid Red/Green/White - 0.3m M.Sweater Knit Red/Green - 0.3m N.Sweater Knit Green/Red - 0.3m O.Sweater Knit Grey/Red - 0.3m P.Quilted Check White - 0.2m Q.Quilted Check Green - 0.2m R.Quilted Check Red - 0.3m S.Checker Tree White - 0.2m T.Checker Tree Red - 0.2m U.Checker Tree Green - 0.3m Backing Wide Width Cotton - 3m Binding V.Trucks Red - 0.6m

Cabin Christmas Quilt

Cutting

Fabric A. Sweater Mitts Grey (14) 4” x WOF strips. Sub cut: (136) 4”x4” squares (34) 11/2”x WOF strips. Sub cut: (408) 11/2”x11/2” squares (68) 11/2” x 5” rectangles (34) 11/2” x 101/2” rectangles Fabric B. Deer Grey (17) 4” x WOF strips. Sub cut: (168) 4”x4” squares (42) 11/2”x WOF strips. Sub cut: (504) 11/2”x11/2” squares (84) 11/2” x 5” rectangles (42) 11/2” x 101/2” rectangles

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Fabric C. Trucks Grey (15) 4” x WOF strips. Sub cut: (144) 4”x4” squares (34) 11/2”x WOF strips. Sub cut: (432) 11/2”x11/2” squares (72) 11/2” x 5” rectangles (36) 11/2” x 101/2” rectangles Fabric D,E,G,H (8) 11/2” x WOF strips. Sub cut: (72) 11/2”x4” rectangles Fabric F,I,J,K,L,M,N,O,R,U (5) 11/2” x WOF strips. Sub cut: (48) 11/2”x4” rectangles Fabric P,S,Q and T (4) 11/2” x WOF strips. Sub cut: (32) 11/2”x4” rectangles https://blog.fabriclandwest.com

Snowflake Crystal Block Assembly

6. Sew (1) A/D to (1) A 11/2”x11/2” Square. Repeat for a total of (4) units.

1. Place(1) A 11/2”x11/2” Square, right sides together with (1) D 11/2”x4” rectangle.

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7. Sew (1) A/D A to (1) A D/A. Repeat for a total of (4) units.

A+D

Repeat these steps for a total of (9) AD blocks

Block AD Repeat these steps for a total of:

2. Mark a diagonal line on (1)A from corner to corner and sew along the line.

(9) Block AG A D/A

A+D 3. Trim excess and press open.

Repeat for a total of (4) units.

(6) Block AM

A/D A 8. Sew (1) A/D D/A to (1) A 11/2” x 5” rectangle, turn (1) A/D D/A 90O clockwise and sew. Repeat for a total of (2) units.

A/D 4. Repeat the above steps but change the orientation of the sewn line. Repeat for a total of (4) units.

(9) Block BE

(6) Block BK A/D D/A

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9. Sew (1) A/D A D/A to (1) A 11/2” x 10” rectangle to (1) A/D A D/A turned 180o clockwise.

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(4) Block AS

(4) Block BQ

(6) Block CF

D/A 5. Sew (1) A 4”x4” Square (1) D/A. Repeat for a total of (4) units.

(6) Block CL A/D A D/A A

(6) Block CR

(6) Block AJ A

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Block Assembly Continued...

Refer to the quilt layout diagram for block location. Sew rows together to create quilt top. Trim edges to create a rectangle.

Quilting and Finishing Layer and baste together the backing, batting, and the quilt top.

Quilt and bind as desired.

Advanced Finished Size 90” x 108”

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Snowy Woods Cushion Cover Materials Snowy Woods Collection *Per Pillow* A.Snowflake Aqua - 0.5m B.Forest Green - 0.2m C.Block Repeat Multi - 1 panel

Cutting Fabric A. Snowflake (1) 161/2” x WOF strips. Sub cut: (1) 161/2” x 161/2” square *For Zipper Closure (2) 101/2” x 161/2” rectangle *For Button Closure (8) 11/2” x 161/2” rectangles Fabric B. Forest Green (2) 1” x WOF strips. Sub cut: (4) 1” x 161/2” rectangles Fabric C. Panel (1) 111/2” x 111/2” Panel per pillow

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Pillow Assembly

Option 1: Zipper

Option 2: Buttons

1. Sew (1) A to (1) B to (1) A together. Repeat for a total of (4) units.

1. Sew your front to (1) A 161/2” x 161/2” square, inserting an invisible zipper along the bottom.

1. Take (1) 101/2” x 161/2” rectangle, Fold (1) 161/2” edge back 11/2” press and stitch.

2. Sew (4) ABA around (1) D. Miter your corners* This is the front of your pillow.

Repeat for a total of (1) units

Repeat on the remaining 101/2” x 161/2” rectangle.

Sew (1) 101/2” x 161/2” rectangle to pillow front to (1) 101/2” x 161/2” rectangle.

2. Fold the edges in right sides together, making sure they over lap, stitch across the top to secure. Turn right way out and add button holes and buttons to the overlapping strip.

*For detailed instructions on mitered corners visit our blog!

Beginner Finished Size 12”x12”

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Snow Place Like Home Door Hanging Materials Snow Place Like Home Collection A.Snowman Panel Grey - 1 B.Tossed Snowflake on Wood - 0.5m C.Tossed Snowman - 0.5m D.Dotset Black - 0.3m E.Swirl Red - 0.5m *includes binding F.Tossed Berry Branches - 0.3m G.Buffalo Plaid Red - 0.3m

Notions 2 White Felt Sheets Moving Eyes Dress-it-up Buttons Orange Embroidery Thread 2m Brown Twisted Cord Beacon Felt Glue or Hot Glue Heat N Bond Ultra

Cutting Fabric B. Tossed Snowflake on Wood (1) 10” x24 1/2” WOF strips.

Fabric C. Tossed Snowman (1) 12” x24 1/2” WOF strips.

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Fabric B,C,D,E,F,G Using the pattern provided on our blog, cut out an assortment of scarves, hats and mittens! https://blog.fabriclandwest.com

Snowman Assembly

Door Hanging Assembly

Word Assembly

1. Using the pattern provided cut out your snowman from the felt squares. Add 2 eyes.

Stitch a carrot nose with the embroidery thread.

1. Sew (1) B to the top of (1) A with 1/2” seam allowance.

1. Using the pattern provided trace out the words on the paper side of your heat n bond.

Alternatively you can have kids draw a nose on with fabric markers.

2. Add a couple of buttons and a hat. Cut your cord into 2” long pieces and attach as arms.

2. Sew (1) C to the bottom of (1) A with 1/2” seam allowance.

2. Cut out the words and place them on the wrong side of the fabric, paper side up. Iron quickly for about 2 seconds, gliding over the paper.

3. Cut out the letters from the fabric leaving the paper backing intact.

3. Add your mittens. Tie or glue on a scarf.

3. Bind as desired.

*For classrooms, have your students add their names to their snowman for display.

4. Peel off the paper backing and place the letters on the right side of your fabric. Iron to adhere the letters to the fabric.

Beginner Finished Size 24”x66”

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Crochet Decorative Oven Mitt Materials

Mitt Assembly

Spindle Yarn Essentials Basic A.Crimson - 2 skeins

Rnd 1. Beg at finger tip of Mitt, holding 2 strands tog (one from each skein) ch4,(sc,dc,sc) in 2nd ch from hook, dc in next ch, [(sc,dc) twice, sc] in next ch, now working on opposite side of foundation ch, dc in next ch, (sc, dc) in last ch, join in beg sc, turn. (6 dc, 6 sc)

Rnd 7-10. repeat rnd 6.

Rnd 2. ch 1, *[sc in next dc, dc in next sc] twice, sc in next dc, (dc,sc,dc) in next sc, rep from * once, join in beg st, turn.

(8dc, 8sc)

Rnd 12-14. repeat rnd 6. At the end on rnd 14, fasten off.

Hook Crochet Hook 4mm/US G/6

Tension 6 rnds = 2 1/2”

Abbreviations beg-begin/beginning ch-chain stitch dc-double crochet lp-loop rep-repeat rnd-round RS-right side sc-single crochet sl st-slip stitch st-stitch tog-together

Rnd 3. ch 1, *sc in next dc, (dc, sc, dc) in next sc, [sc in next dc, dc in next sc] 3 times, rep from *once join in beg st, turn.

(10dc, 10sc)

Rnd 11. ch 1, [sc in next dc, dc in next sc] twice, sc in next dc, (dc, sc, dc) in next sc, [sc in next dc, dc in next sc] 6 times, sc in next dc, (dc,sc,dc) in next sc, (sc in next dc, dc in next sc) 4 times, join in beg st, turn. (16dc, 16 sc)

Intermediate Finished Size 5”x10”

Rnd 4. ch 1, [sc in next dc, dc in next sc] 3 times, [sc in next dc, (dc, sc, dc) in next sc] 4 times, sc in next dc, (dc,sc,dc) in next sc, sc in next dc, dc in last sc, join in beg st, turn.

(12dc, 12sc) Rnd 5. ch 1, *sc in next dc, dc in next sc, sc in next dc, (dc, sc, dc) in next sc, [sc in next dc, dc in next sc] 5 times, sc in next dc, (dc, sc, dc) in next sc, [sc in next dc, dc in next sc] 4 times, join in beg st, turn. (14dc, 14sc) Rnd 6. ch 1, sc in each dc, dc in each sc around, join in beg st, turn.

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Thumb Opening

Thumb

Row 1. With RS facing, join 2 strands in 9th st from joining of rnd 14, ch 1, sc in first dc, [dc in next sc, sc in dc] 13 times, dc in next sc, turn, leaving rem sts unworked. (14 dc, 14 sc)

Rnd 1. holding 2 strands tog, ch 4, work (sc,dc,sc) in 2nd ch from hook, dc in next ch, (sc,dc in next ch, working on opposite side of foundation ch, sc in next ch, dc in next ch, join, turn. (4 dc, 4 sc)

Row 2-4. ch 1, sc in each dc and dc in each sc across, turn.

Row 5. ch 1, sc in each dc, dc in each sc across, ch 2, join in beg st, do not fasten off.

Cuff Rnd 1. Now working in rnds, ch 1, sc in first ch, dc in next ch, [sc in next dc, dc in next sc] around, join in beg st, turn.

Rnd 2. ch 1, [sc in next dc, dc in next sc] 6 times, sc in next dc, (dc, sc, dc) in next sc, sc in each rem dc and dc in rem sc around, join in beg sc, turn.

(16 dc, 16sc) Rnd 3-7. ch 1, sc in each dc and dc in each sc around, join in beg st, turn.

Hanging Loop Ch 10, sk next st on cuff, sl st in next st, turn, ch 1, work 15 sc in ch lp, sl st in base of beg ch.

Fasten off.

Rnd 2. ch 1, sc in first dc, dc in next sc, (sc,dc,sc) in next dc, dc in next sc, sc in next dc, dc in next sc, (sc,dc,sc) in next dc, dc in next sc, join in beg st, turn. (6dc, 6sc) Rnd 3. ch 1, sc in each dc, dc in each sc around, join in beg st, turn.

Rnd 4-6. rep rnd 3 Rnd 7. ch 1, sc in next dc, (dc,sc,dc) in next sc, [sc in next dc, dc in next sc] twice, sc in next dc, (dc,sc,dc)in next sc,[sc in next dc, dc i nnext sc] twice, join in beg st, turn.

(8dc,8sc) Rnd 8. ch 1, [sc in next dc, dc in next sc] twice, sc in next dc, (dc,sc,dc)in next sc, sc in each rem dc ans dc in each rem sc around, join in beg st, turn. (9 sc, 9dc) Rnd 9. rep rnd 3. Leaving 16� length, fasten off.

With rem length, sew Thumb rnd 10 to thumb opening.

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December Magic Advent Calendar Materials December Magic Collection A.Christmas Stockings - 0.1m B.Snowman Allover - 0.1m C.Snowflakes Red - 0.2m D.Snowflake Ecru - 0.1m E.Christmas Decorations - 0.1m F.Christmas Wreaths - 0.1m G.Holly - 0.1m H.Poinsettia - 0.1m I.Christmas Bells - 1.5m J.Red Trucks - 0.1m K.Scenic Snowman - 0.1m L.Advent Calendar Panel - 1 Panel Backing I.Christmas Bells - included Binding C.Snowflakes Red - included

Cutting Fabric A, B, E, I, J & K (1) 21/2” x WOF strips. Sub cut: (10) 21/2” x 21/2” Fabric C,D,F & G (1) 21/2” x WOF strips. Sub cut: (11) 21/2” x 21/2” Fabric H (1) 21/2” x WOF strips. Sub cut: (12) 21/2” x 21/2” Fabric L (25) Fussy cut pockets.

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Advent Calendar Assembly 1. Take (25) L and press all edges back 1/4”.

Topstitch only the top edge.

3. Sew (1)F, (1)G, (1)B, (1)H, (1)I, (1)J, (1)A, (1)D, (1)E,(1)C, (1)K, (1)F (1)G & (1)A together to create Row 1

4. Sew (1)H, (1)B, (1)G, (1)F, (1)K, (1)C, (1)E, (1)D, (1)A, (1)J, (1)I, (1)H (1)B & (1)D together to create Row 2

5. Sew (1)B, (1)C, (1)K, (1)F, (1)G, (1)H, (1)D, (1)I, (1)J, (1)A, (1)E, (1)F (1)B & (1)F together to create Row 3 2. Align (25) L with the corresponding L Panel and topstitch the sides and bottom of each L pocket.

6. Sew (1)H, (1)E, (1)D, (1)A, (1)J, (1)I, (1)H, (1)B, (1)C, (1)G, (1)F, (1)K (1)H & (1)I together to create Row 4

7. Sew (1)G, (1)B, (1)H, (1)I, (1)J, (1)A, (1)D, (1)E, (1)C, (1)K, (1)F, (1)G, (1)I, (1)C, & (1)D together to create Column 1

8. Sew (1)K, (1)C, (1)E, (1)D, (1)A, (1)J, (1)I, (1)H, (1)B, (1)G, (1)D, (1)F, (1)K, (1)J, & (1)H together to create Column 2

Intermediate Finished Size 27”x37”

9. Sew (1)G, (1)F, (1)K, (1)C, (1)E, (1)D, (1)A, (1)J, (1)I, (1)H, (1)B, (1)C, (1)G, (1)E, & (1)K together to create Column 3

10. Sew (1)E, (1)B, (1)H, (1)I, (1)J, (1)A, (1)G, (1)E, (1)C, (1)K, (1)F, (1)D, (1)J, (1)A, & (1)C together to create Column 4

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11. Sew Row 1 to Row 2

13. Sew Column 1 to Column 2 14. Sew Column 3 to Column 4

12. Sew Row 3 to Row 4

Calendar Layout Use layout for row & column location. Layer and quilt as desired.

Bind as desired.

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Country Christmas Tree Skirt Materials

Cutting

Country Christmas Collection A.Barnboard Cranberry - 1.2m B.Plaid Cranberry - 1.3m

Fabric A. Barnboard Cranberry (1) 43” x 43” rectangle

Edging Braided Cord - 4m

Fabric B. Plaid Cranberry (8) 6” x WOF strips. Sub cut: (1) 6” x 352” rectangle

Tree Skirt Assembly 1. Using (1) A fold your fabric in half right sides together selvedge to selvedge. Then fold it together again wrong sides together lengthwise. This will give you a corner with 2 folded sides.

2. From the top corner of the folds measure down 21/2”.

Measure across, and diagonally 21/2”. Connect those lines to make a quarter of a circle.

3. Using (1) A fold your fabric in half right sides together selvedge to selvedge. Then fold it together again wrong sides together lengthwise.

This will give you a corner with 2 folded sides.

4. Draw a line straight down the back of your skirt and cut up. Fold straight edges back 1/4” and top stitch

5. Hem 1 edge of (1) B. Place the unhemmed edge of (1) B wrong side to right side with (1) A. Pleat or gather your strip around the entire outer edge of (1) A. Stitch in place to secure.

6. Place your edging over your seam connecting B to A. Leave a 5” tail at either end to tie your skirt closed. Topstitch in place.

Repeat for the top circle.

Intermediate Finished Size 50” circle

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Silent Night Table Runner Materials Silent Night Collection A.Joy, Peace, Love, Rejoice Panel B.Arabesque Gold - 0.2m C.Arabesque Blue - 0.2m D.Mini Stars Midnight - 0.2m Backing E.Bethlehem Town Blue 0.8m Edging Twisted Cord with Lip - 4m

Cutting Fabric A. Panel (2) 22” x 10” Panel *For a longer runner you can add more of the panels*

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Fabric B. Arabesque Gold (4) 11/2” x WOF strips. Sub cut: (4) 24” x 11/2” rectangles (4) 12” x 11/2” rectangles Fabric C. Arabesque Blue (5) 1” x WOF strips. Sub cut: (2) 611/2” x 1” rectangles (4) 15” x 1” rectangles Fabric D. Mini Stars Midnight (3) 2” x WOF strips. Sub cut: (2) 611/2” x 2” rectangles (1) 10” x WOF strips. Sub cut: (2) 15” x 10” rectangles (1) 12” x WOF strips. Sub cut: (2) 41/2” x 12” rectangles (1) 61/2” x 12” rectangles

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Table Runner Assembly

5. Sew to either side of Runner front.

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1. Sew (2) 24” x 11/2” B and (2) 12” x 11/2” B around (1) A. Miter your corners.

Repeat for (2) units total.

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2. Sew (1) 41/2” x 12” D > (1) AB > (1) 61/2” x 12” D> (1) AB > (1) 41/2” x 12” D. This is the front of your Runner.

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3. Sew (1) 611/2” x 1” C > (1) 611/2” x 2” D > Runner Front > (1) 611/2” x 2” D > (1) 611/2” x 1” C

5. Stitch the edging around the quilt to finish. OR you can quilt and finish.

4. Take (1) 15” x 10” D, Mark the middle and draw out to the opposite corners. Trim to create a triangle. Take (2) 15” x 1” C and sew to either edge. Miter your point. Repeat for (2) units total.

Quilting and Finishing Layer and baste together the backing, batting, and the quilt top.

Quilt and bind as desired.

Beginner Finished Size 16”x74”

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Materials

Deck the Halls Wreath

Deck the Halls Collection A.Scroll Snowflake Silver - 0.5m B.Snowflake Stripe Red - 0.5m C.Swirl Red - 0.5m D.Swirl Green - 0.4m Fabric E.Plaid Flannelette - 0.3m F.Faux Fur Trim - 0.5m Trims G.Spools of 2” wide wired ribbon - 6 H.Beige Felt Sheet - 1 Notions I.Large Metal Wreath - 1 J.Floral Wire or Twist Ties K.Foam Balls - 2 L.Foam Cone - 1

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Cutting

Fabric A, B & C (10) 2” x WOF strips Fabric D (1) Circle the size of the base of your foam cone plus 1” seam allowance Fabric E. Plaid Flannelette (2) Gnome Hats from the pattern provided on our blog Fabric F. Faux Fur Trim (2) Gnome Beards from the Pattern provided on our blog Fabric H (2) Gnome Noses from the Pattern provided on our blog

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Fabric Bow Assembly

Ribbon Bow Assembly

1. Serge the edges of your fabric rectangles. Take one strip and make a loop about 6” long and another one the same. You should have half the strip left as a tail.

1. Create small loop with the end of your ribbon, this will be the middle. Pinch between your thumb and forefinger.

2. Bring the right loop over the left loop.

3. Cross the left loop over top of the right loop.

4. Tuck the left loop through the bottom of the right loop.

5. Pull your loops tight to create a bow. Cut your long tail and repeat with the other strip.

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2. Pull the tail of the ribbon to the opposite side and make a loop with about 7” of ribbon.

Bring the tail to the back of your middle loop, twist it so the good side is shown and make a matching loop on the other side.

3. Repeat this step going side to side until you are happy with the fullness of your bow.

We did 3-4 loops on each side.

4. Once you have finished your loops create your tails by making one long loop and cutting the tail up behind the middle loop.

Tree Assembly 1. Trace the bottom of your foam cone on the wrong side of your green fabric. Add 1” seam allowance around the circle and cut out.

2. Glue the base of the cone to the wrong side of the fabric.

Tuck the edges up and glue, pleating as needed.

3. Place the selvedge of the fabric on the seam of the cone and glue down. Roll the cone tightly to wrap it in fabric. Glue to the foam cone down 1”. Trim excess fabric leaving 1” seam allowance along the edge. Fold the raw edge in against the cone to create a folded finished edge. Glue in place.

4. Twist your top piece and tuck into the side seam.

Remove excess and glue in place. Remove excess from bottom of cone leaving at least 1” seam allowance. Fold in the seam allowance to create a folded finished edge. Glue in place.

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Gnome Assembly 1. Using the pattern provided on the blog cut out one hat from your plaid flannelette.

2. Fold right sides together and stich with 1/4� seam allowance, or glue.

Wreath Assembly 5. Pull the basting thread to gather and stuff with polyfill.

1. Attach your fabric bows using floral wire or twist ties to 2/3 of the wreath.

6. Pull the basting thread tight and tie a knot to secure.

2. Attach your tree and gnomes to the bottom of the wreath with glue.

7. Attach the hat, beard and nose to the foam ball

3. Turn the hat right side out.

8. Repeat to create your second gnome.

3. Attach your ribbon bows using floral wire or twist ties.

Start with the bottom of the wreath, filling in gaps and then move down to create an oval.

4. Using the pattern provided on the blog cut out one nose from the beige felt. Run a hand basting stitch around the edge.

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Holiday Heartland Advent Calendar Materials

Cutting

Holiday Heartland Collection A.Quilts Hanging on a Line - 0.3m B.Trucks Allover - 0.3m C.Trees Tonal Tossed Red - 0.2m D.Trees Tonal Tossed Dark Gray - 0.2m E.Set Trees on White - 0.2m F.Monotone Quilt Pattern - 0.3m G.Barns Red - 1.4m H.Advent Calendar Panel - 1 panel

Fabric A. Quilts Hanging on a Line (2) 41/2” x WOF strips. Sub cut: (2) 41/2” x 25 1/2”

Backing G.Barns Red - included Binding F.Monotone Quilt Pattern - included

Fabric B. Trucks Allover (2) 41/2” x WOF strips. Sub cut: (2) 41/2” x 35 1/2” Fabric C & E (2) 31/2” x WOF strips. Sub cut: (12) 31/2” x 31/2” Fabric D (1) 31/2” x WOF strips. Sub cut: (10) 31/2” x 31/2” Fabric H (3) Row of pockets

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Prairie Point Assembly 1. Take (12) C, (10) D & (12) D, Fold the bottom right corner to the top left corner, wrong sides together and press.

Calendar Layout 3. Following the calendar layout place your prairie points on the panel right sides together with the points facing down. Baste.

4. Sew (2) B to the sides.

5. Sew (2) A to the top and bottom.

6. Quilt as desired.

7. Sew (3) H pockets on as per panel instructions.

8. Bind as desired.

2. Fold the bottom corner up to the top right corner, right sides together and press.

Repeat until you have (12) C, (10) D & (12) E

Intermediate Finished Size 31�x41�

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Yuletide Botanica Apron Materials Yuletide Botanica Collection A.Apron Panel - 1

3. Using the gold bias tape, bind the edge of the apron.

Binding Gold Trim Double Fold Bias Tape - 2m

Cutting Fabric A. Apron (1) Apron (2) Pockets (4) Straps

Apron Assembly 1. Take (2) Pockets and fold each edge in 1/4“ and press.

Topstitch only the top edge of each down.

4. Attach (4) Straps. Position (2) pockets and topstich sides and bottom.

2. Take (4) straps.

Fold long edges in 1/4“ and press.

Repeat this step then topstitch the long pressed edges.

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Sassy Holiday Placemats Materials

Cutting

Sassy Holiday Collection *Per Placemat* A.Animal Panel in Blocks B.Holly Green - 0.2m C.Animal Toss White - 0.5m D.Lights Red - 0.2m E.Presents Black - 0.2m F.Words White - 0.2m G.Trees Green - 0.2m H.Plaid Multi - 0.2m

Fabric A. Animal Panel in Blocks (1) 11” x 11” Panel per placemat

Backing C.Animal Toss White - Included Binding B.Holly Green - Included

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Fabric B. Holly Green (2) 1” x WOF strips. Sub cut: (4) 12” x 1” rectangles (1) 11/2” x WOF strips. Sub cut: (4) 9” x 11/2” rectangles Fabric C. Animal Toss White (2) 11/2” x WOF strips. Sub cut: (2) 12” x 11/2” rectangles (1) 11/2” x WOF strips. Sub cut: (4) 9” x 11/2” rectangles Fabric D,E,F,G & H (1) 11/2” x WOF strips. Sub cut: (4) 9” x 11/2” rectangles

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Placemat Assembly

4. With the short side up, cut a rectangle 4” x 14” out of the strips. Repeat for (2) units total.

1. Sew (4) B around (1) A. Miter your corners.

2. Sew (1) C to the top of AB, and (1) C to the bottom of AB 5. Sew (1) stripe panel to one side of your placemat.

Repeat for the opposite side.

3. Take (2) B, C, D, E, F, G & H turn to a 45o angle and sew together. Repeat for (2) units total.

Quilting and Finishing Layer and baste together the backing, batting, and the quilt top.

Quilt and bind as desired.

Beginner Finished Size 18”x13”

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Peace & Goodwill Stockings Materials Peace & Goodwill Collection *Makes 2 stockings A.Stocking Panel Green Red - 1 panel B.Snowflake Light Blue - 0.5m C.Faux Fur Trim - 1m

Cutting Fabric A.Stocking Panel (4) Stockings Fabric B. Snowflake (4) Stockings (2) 1” x 5” Rectangles Fabric C. Faux Fur Trim (2) 151/2” rectangles

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Stocking Assembly

3. Repeat above step for your (4) B stockings. Leaving a 4� gap at the bottom of your stocking.

1. Place (1) A on top of your batting, quilt as desired.

Repeat for a total of (4) units.

6. Fold (1) B in half and pin to C and Stocking. Attach B stocking and pull right way out through 4� gap, topstich closed.

7. Repeat for a total of (2) units

2. Place (2) A right sides together and stitch around.

Turn right way out and press Repeat for a total of (2) units.

4. Take (1) B rectangle and fold in half right sides together. Stitch down the side to secure.

Turn right side out and press.

Repeat for a total of (2) units.

5. Place (1) C right sides together and stitch to secure.

Turn right way out and pin over (1) stocking.

Repeat for a total of (2) units.

Beginner

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Peace & Goodwill Garland Materials

Garland Assembly

Peace & Goodwill Collection A.Tossed Snowman Light Blue - 0.3m B.Snowflake Light Blue - 0.3m C.Trees Green - 0.3m D.Tossed Santas Red - 0.3m E.Santas in Sleigh Light Blue/Red - 0.3m F.Chalets Green/Red - 0.3m G.Large Stripe Light Blue/Red - 0.3m H.Scenic Green/Red - 0.3m I.Diagonal Stripe Green/Red - 0.3m

1. Tie a knot in 1 end of your rope.

Rope or Ribbon 3m *More for a longer garland less for a shorter garland.

3. Push the tied strips towards the knotted end.

2. Take your 1” Strips and tie them around the rope.

Cutting Fabric A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H & I (2) 6” x WOF strips. Sub cut: (84) 6” x 1” strips.

4. Repeat above steps until your garland is covered. Tie a knot in the opposite end to finish.

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Materials

Snuggle Poncho

Fabric Main Fabric: Double Bonded Fleece - 2.6m B.Ribbed Knit - 0.2m

4. Measure 3 1/2” down from the middle, and 4 1/2” out from either side of the middle.

8. Measure a further 5” and mark, measure a further 6” and mark, the 6” distance will be your pocket opening.

Cutting Main Fabric (1) 45”x 90“ Main Body rectangle (2) 16”x 12“ Pocket rectangles (2) 16”x 16“ Hood rectangles Ribbed Knit (2) 8” x 6” cuff rectangles

5. Join your marks in a curve to create a half circle.

Poncho Assembly 1. Layout your 45” x 90” main body rectangle.

9. Take your pocket and fold it in half lengthwise, right sides together. Mark 1/2” down from the top, from there mark a further 6” down to make your matching pocket opening.

6. Cut out on the fold to create your neck hole.

2. Fold in half lengthwise, right sides together.

7. Measure down 11” from the fold on the edge of your fabric and mark, this is your armhole.

10. Turn your pocket right way out and line up your pocket openings, wrong to right side.

Pin in place and stitch on the front and back of your hoodie.

Then with your pocket wrong sides together, stitch across the top, bottom and along the remaining open sides to close your pocket bag.

3. Mark the middle of your fold.

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11. Turn your hoodie right way out and fold your pocket in, Pin your sides wrong sides together if you want exposed seams or right sides together if you do not. Stitch your side seam but not your armhole.

15. Flatten your exposed seams to show the wrong side.

16. Line up with your armhole, pin in place wrong sides together and stitch.

20. Stitch down your length to create a tube.

21. Fold in half wrong sides together, matching the seam, to make your cuff.

12. Flatten your exposed seams to show the wrong side.

17. Flatten your exposed seams to show the wrong side.

22. Place right sides together with your sleeve.

13. Cut out 2 funnel shaped sleeves, they will be 23” at the top and 13” at the bottom, the length is 16”.

18. Take your 8” x 6” Cuff rectangle.

23. Pin and stitch in place.

14. Fold in half wrong sides together (for exposed seams), pin in place and stitch.

19. Fold in half right sides together.

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Hood Assembly 24. Take your 16”x 16“ Hood rectangles and mark 4” diagonally out from the top corner.

28. Fold back your front flat edge 1/2” and top stitch, sew your curves together to create your hood.

Intermediate Finished Width 42” Finished Length 42”

29. Pin wrong sides to your neck, creating an overlap at the front, and sew together.

25. Draw a curve in from the bottom and top corners.

26. Cut out your curve from both pieces of hood.

27. Place wrong sides together.

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