Sunday, December 31, 2017

There's a few updated pieces to this tree skirt, so it'll have to be broken out into multiple posts. We'll start with supplies and cutting the equilateral triangles for the top.

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- Supplies:: [General] erasable marking pen, thread, needle, sewing machine, walking foot [for sewing machine] pins, ruler, cutting mat, rotary cutter, scissors, iron, ironing board. [Fabric] 2 yards for the top (8x 1/4yd), 1.5 yards for the back, 2 fat quarters for the binding, 60x60" low-loft quilt batting, 1/8 yard for the flange, 1/8 yard Velcro

- Trim ironed fabric to 8" tall (mine is folded in half, fold on the left)

- Mark 4 5/8" on one side, and 9.25" on the other (see illustrated diagram)

- Cut from 4 5/8" mark to corner (Note: 4 5/8" is half of 9.25").

- Cut from 4 5/8" mark to 9.25" mark. (Alternatively, use an equilateral triangle template/cutting form, or use your 60 degree cutting angles)

- Mark 9.25" from where the 4 5/8" mark was.


- Repeat marking 9.25" and cutting to previous corner until you run out of fabric.

- Unfold fabric and cut one last triangle from it.

- Keep cutting until you have enough triangles (54 of them)



Triangle Christmas Tree Skirt Quilt Tutorial Posts:
- Equilateral Triangle Quilted Xmas Tree Skirt: Cutting Equilateral Triangles
- Triangle Christmas Tree Skirt Tutorial: Sewing the Triangles
- How To Add Flange to a Quilt Block
- How To Piece Together Low Loft Quilt Batting
- Quilting the Triangle Xmas Tree Skirt Quilt
- How To Make Continuous Bias Binding
- How To Connect Binding with a Mitered Seam
- How To: Alternative Mitered Binding Join
- How To Attach Bias Binding to a Quilt
- Triangle Christmas Tree Skirt Overview



2 comments:
How darling and clever. I ended up buying a way overpriced skirt but I'm not nearly as crafty as you are. Happy new year!
Thanks for sharing your easy-to-follow tutorial. My daughter-in-law picked out this tree skirt from Pinterest, so I'm anxious to locate some cute Christmas fabrics and get started!
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