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Friday, November 22, 2019

Winter Forest

I have just fallen in love with trees! Here's my second tree project, the absolutely enchanting Winter Forest table topper!


Winter Forest table topper by QuiltFabrication



Based on the same trees as those used in the Christmas Tree wall hanging,


Christmas Trees wall hanging by QuiltFabrication

these Winter Forest trees are loaded with snow!


Winter Forest tree table topper by QuiltFabrication

Six curvy white trees circle around a single snowflake, creating a striking pattern, don't you think? I'm not sure which tree pattern I love more - the Christmas Trees or the Winter Forest. Fortunately, one can be displayed during December for Christmas, and the other in January for some winter cheer.

And just like the Christmas Trees wall hanging pattern, Winter Forest is also suitable for the confident beginner quilter. The pattern walks through cutting the wedges, placing the fusible trees and snowflake, and even how to do the binding on the those 120 degree angles - nothing is left out!

Last, but not least, the quilting on Winter Forest. I was originally thinking of stippling, as the background is not the feature of this piece. But it just wasn't quite right. Instead, I opted for a snowdrift look of rolling lines from the border up to the snowflake. 


Winter Forest table topper quilting by QuiltFabrication

And I even added in a few snowflakes here and there.


Winter Forest table topper quilting detail by QuiltFabrication

A couple of simple snowdrift lines finish off the border.

Winter Forest table topper border quilting by QuiltFabrication

Now I'm set for decorating in January: Winter Forest for the table, and Winter Feed for the wall.

Winter Feed wall hanging by QuiltFabrication

Can't wait!!

Happy Quilting!



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10 comments:

  1. Both are so pretty and would be nice for the holidays! Great work and appears you are getting much better!!!

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  2. It's perfect! I love the quilting you used, much better than stippling.

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  3. The blue is so pretty too. Great design.

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  4. Those trees are wonderful, especially in blue and white.

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  5. Love this. Your trees are gorgeous and so is that amazing quilting.

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  6. Lovely trees and a great quilting design that complements them and doesn't compete with them.

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  7. What a great table topper - that tree is just so modern and fun!

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  8. Hi Susan! These really do look like snow covered trees. I'm very glad to NOT see this same scene when I look out the window today, but I know it will be here in a blink. Thanks for linking up this week and have a fabulously Happy Thanksgiving! ~smile~ Roseanne

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