Holiday Quilt Projects
Deck your halls, walls, and beds with these merry holiday quilts. Whether you’re looking for a jolly decoration to last the season or a special quilt to wrap under the tree, we have everything on your wish list.
Half and Half [1]
A single star block split diagonally by color is rotated to create an intricate design.
Pieceful Pines [3]
Here’s a wall quilt that’s destined to become a holiday tradition. The dimensional tree boughs are quilted before the top edges are stitched into the seams of the background squares. Then they are decked with cheery red pom-poms.
Holiday Sparkle [5]
Fussy-cut a beautiful fabric to star in the center of gemlike quilt blocks. Choose a holiday print with metallic touches for a throw that really shines.
It Takes Two [7]
A quick-to-piece, big-block quilt for the quilter on the go. Turquoise, red, and gray are a modern holiday color palette.
Tree Time Wall Quilt [9]
Gather a variety of cool-tone solids for tree blocks, set the blocks side-by-side, and frame them with a narrow border to make a forest-inspired wall quilt.
Candy Cane Quilt [11]
Compose this fresh red-and-white wall hanging with various cheerful prints and a simple Churn Dash block.
Spruce It Up Throw [13]
Assemble an entire forest of these easy pine trees in no time. They’re simply pieced backgrounds topped with fusible appliqué.
Holiday Gifts Wall Hanging [15]
For a merry wall hanging, top blocks with whimsical, machine-appliquéd bows.
Icy Blues Wall Hanging [17]
Combine shades of blue, white, and gray to create a wintertime wall hanging that lasts well past the holiday season.
Gnome Sweet Gnome [19]
Use fat quarter fabrics to create a cheerful holiday wall hanging quilt with festive appliquéd blocks and a pieced border.
Holiday Double Nine-Patch Quilt [21]
Use holiday prints to give a classic Double Nine-Patch block seasonal flair.
Be Merry [23]
Step away from traditional holiday color combinations with this bright, seasonal wall hanging. The fusible appliqué design comes together quickly, leaving you more time for festivities.
Holiday House-Block Throw [25]
Use flirty holiday florals fabrics to construct a House-block quilt.
Stars and Tree Quilt [27]
Sprinkle 25 pieced blocks—trees, stars, and bow ties—among festive setting squares to make a large throw.
Holiday Churn Dash [29]
Give Churn Dash blocks a new look by stitching them in contemporary fabrics and setting them on point. You’ll love the fast-to-sew method used to make this traditional block.
Christmas Remembered [31]
Columbian Puzzle blocks on an antique quilt intrigued designer Lila Scott. Her modern-day interpretation uses reproduction prints, offering a softer alternative to the traditional holiday palette.
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Folk Art Floral Wreaths [34]
With a casual folk art style, create a classic quilt with contemporary methods-fusible appliqué and machine-blanket-stitch.
Classic Two-Color Treasure [36]
This vintage red-and-white quilt uses just two fabrics for the star blocks, background, and binding. Make the blocks using set-in seams, and showcase quilting stitches in the setting pieces.
Country Winter Ensemble [38]
Simply sewn, strip-piecing brings this cozy bed-size quilt together quickly.