Quilted wreath

Join Jen as she shares how to create the Fold'n Stitch Wreath! Designed by Poorhouse Quilt Designs and using pre-cut In-R-Form squares to complete the wreath, this dimensional project is a joy to sew and measures to approximately 21" in diameter. Hang it up on the wall or dazzle your guests at the dinner table by displaying this beautiful project as a table topper! However you decide to decorate, this project will be a conversation piece at your next holiday gathering. Makes a great gift!

I'm hesitant to call this a "tutorial" because it might be somewhat difficult for most readers to acquire the exact same materials to duplicate this project. Let's just call this an "inspirational project", and you can perhaps make something similar with found quilt scraps. Heck, you might be able to...

One charm pack is all you need to make this seasonal wreath!

Make a gorgeous fabric wreath for the holidays to celebrate the season! This versatile project is simple to sew and can be used in two way...

Want to make a unique Christmas wreath? Try sewing one with fabric. This post shows several ways to create fabric wreaths, from simple to more detailed designs. You'll learn about different techniques like fabric twisting, folding, and quilting. Some projects use holiday-themed prints, while others focus on texture and color. These ideas can help you make a special wreath for your home or as a gift.

A couple of Christmases ago someone on one of the quilting facebook pages I follow posted a photo of a beautiful Christmas wreath made from fabric, everyone went crazy over it and eventually she ki…

It Will Be Great In Any Color Theme! Fabric strips wrapped around a foam base create a charming wreath. It’s so easy to make and will be great in colors for any season. Decorate your wreath with a bow or add flowers, holly leaves, and more. Get as creative as you want and have fun …

I wish I could remember what got this particular ball rolling, but that info is long gone. It’s somewhere with everyone’s phone number and what I meant to do when I walked into this room. No matter, I’m here today to share the result. There are so many great projects out there that are made with f

My first finish of 2016