This quilt is QUICK! There is still plenty of time to (start and) finish it up before the holidays.
This one actually matches my house. Bonus! ;) I have 3 Christmas quilts in my collection now, with an idea for a 4th one that's been brewing for a long time. Hopefully I can get to it soon! edited to add: oops! i made a yardage calculation error. (ironic, since i just posted how to calculate your quilt measurements. ha! :) ) for the center panel, you will need 1 3/4 yards of fabric, not 1 2/3 as originally stated. the green fabric is from JoAnn's. It's from their classic cotton line in the color celery.
and it's amazing.
ReplyDeleteyou have NO idea how much i ♥ this quilt.
:)
I like it, too.
ReplyDeleteWow. Not only does that quilt look easy enough for a newbie like me to do, but it is magnificent. I love the green contrasted. You did a beautiful job too.
ReplyDeleteI love it. Great color scheme. And so very festive.
ReplyDeleteI love it! It might be simple but it's gorgeous! Very lovely esp with the green solid.
ReplyDeleteI just love this quilt!
ReplyDeleteI really like that quilt! Nice, simple and easy! Do you have to buy the material to make the the tutorials or does moda give it to you? And then do they contact you first? Or you them? Sorry just have been curious!
ReplyDeleteI like your design! It's simple but stylish...
ReplyDeleteI love it! That is just so simply beautiful. Do you mind letting me know what fabric that solid green is? I love it.
ReplyDeleteOh dang why can't I find these terrific ideas earlier in the year. On for 2010 projects.
ReplyDeleteThanks ... it's adorable and I love it.
Could you share where you found this green fabric? Very nice color.
ReplyDeleteI love it! You are so amazing!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I need a Christmas quilt!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE this quilt! It's the perfect last minute Christmas quilt! Thanks so much for sharing the pattern!
ReplyDeleteLove your quilt. I made a Figgy Pudding quilt too, but note that I didn't even post it. :)
ReplyDeleteI love this quilt and the "figgy pudding" line...I had to say to buying it this year because I have so many projects on the go. Fits your house perfectly.
ReplyDeleteThe perfect gift! It matches my house too..wink! wink! :)
ReplyDeleteLove it! I have been wanting some of that fabric. Very cute.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beauty!!
ReplyDeleteCarolyn
Very nice....it looks quick too.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful quilt! Thank you for sharing your talent again!
ReplyDeleteLove Figgy Pudding! Such a great quilt with a great name. Fantastic tutorial too!
ReplyDeleteLOVE the green solid sashing!
ReplyDeletelove Figgy Pudding, love your quilt - so simple, yet so very effective. When do you ever take a break??!!
ReplyDeleteI'm not a huge fan of Christmas quilts, but I have to say that this is BEAUTIFUL! Very impressive :)
ReplyDeleteQuick and easy! sounds fab! looks good too! nice job crazy quilt lady! ;-)
ReplyDeleteI love it! It's perfect!
ReplyDeleteCan you say splendid? I love it.
ReplyDeleteI have a Christmas quilt in the works, I wonder if I'll get it done before the big day.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Quilt. I hope to see you in the Virtual Christmas Quilt Show!
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SewCalGal
www.sewcalgal.blogspot.com
Amazing! I just checked Moda and was pleasantly surprised to see your quilt. I just finished a doll quilt and two pillows for my great neice. I am tempted to make this Christmas quilt.
ReplyDeleteThat's really beautiful!
ReplyDeletehonestly this is so amazing. it looks beautiful. those little trees are my favorite fabric in that line.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! so simple and so cute. i definitely need to make a christmas quilt for myself. maybe if i start now i'll be done by next christmas. lol
ReplyDeleteLike I said on the Moda Bake Shop comment - this is SO COOL Amanda Jean!
ReplyDeleteGeez; amazing, again! Love the quilt. My; you've been busy! Not only quilting up a storm, but revamping your blog, too (looks good, btw).
ReplyDeleteooo, I love the green!
ReplyDeleteim in total love with this quilt. 17 days before xmas and im trying to squeeze it in my projects! LOVE LOVE LOVE IT!
ReplyDelete..OOOOO La La....that would look
ReplyDeleteperfect with a big bow and sitting
under MY tree!!!
oH!!!! I love it! It is so so Beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteIt looks good enough for all year round, not just for christmas!
ReplyDeleteLove this one!
ReplyDeleteThat's awesome. I have a few fabrics that I really don't want to cut up...they just scream "keep me whole"!:) So this is a great idea!
ReplyDeleteI've been busy too, here are 8 of 12 little quilts I have finished for a Christkindlmarket I am going to on Sat....
http://deeroodesigns.blogspot.com/2009/12/eight-of-twelve.html
Yesterday I finished 9 tablerunners/toppers.....my right hand needs a break!:)
super cute AJ!!
ReplyDeleteOh you have snow! Oh how I wish we would cool off down here in FL. I love this fabric line and the quilt is just great, and would be perfect for any quilt for which you have a really great focal fabric. Thank you for sharing with us - what a great inspiration your quilts provide to many of us :)
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful CrazyMom! I LOVE that fabric line -- I know I'm going to be sorry that I didn't get some.
ReplyDeleteGenius!!! I adore this awesome quilt! (Front and back!)
ReplyDeleteI love those shades of red and green together! Just the perfect green - I am inspired! Off to rummage through my stack!
ReplyDeleteHello AmandaJean, I love your Xmas quilt project, it's perfect for a very busy mum of four as I am! I'm thinking to do one of these quilts in flannel... Thank you for your brilliant ideas
ReplyDeleteA very merry Xmas
Sara in Italy
Alright, I need to call everything off. No more appointments, no more housework, no more parties. Only quilting. Love it.
ReplyDeleteThis is a great quilt, I like to do these for gifts because they are quick! I love your colors.
ReplyDeleteNice! I check the Moda Bake shop everyday and was thrilled to see this quilt - you are amazing with colors.
ReplyDeleteWow Amanda Jean, this one looks so great! I love the simplicity.
ReplyDeleteGreat quilt. So pretty. Thanks for the info. I have that fabric so I definitely will check out the tutorial on Moda's site.
ReplyDeleteThank you AmandJean. It is adorable. Merry Christmas and may you stack of Christmas Quilts grow.
ReplyDeleteNiiiiice! I love the Figgy Pudding collection.
ReplyDeletePaula D
You are amazing! The quilt is so pretty and, yes, a bonus because it matches your house! Not all of us could even dream of starting and finishing a quilt this fast...no matter how easy! You are simply fantastic!
ReplyDeleteMERAVIGLIOSO (amazing)
ReplyDeleteciao ciao
great quilt! So easy to tackle during the holiday season!
ReplyDeleteI love it! If only I didn't have 10 other projects with deadlines already...
ReplyDeleteLovely quilt. I also like it a lot.
ReplyDeleteI love this one, love that center fabric. Well done.
ReplyDeleteI have both your blog and Moda Bake Shop bookmarked - Moda sits just above yours on the list. So, as I went through my daily blog reading, I clicked on Moda, read through, then clicked on yours next. I kept thinking I was hitting the wrong blog, cuz the first picture was the same! It's beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThis quilt is beautiful and beautifully simple. I haven't left a comment before, but since I have, I want you to know that your blog (and thus your quilts) have really inspired me. Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us!
ReplyDeleteGreat colours!! Very pretty quilt for Christmas. :)
ReplyDeleteAmanda , simple but beautiful at the same time. Love it.
ReplyDeleteJust love it, well done and thanks for sharing. Loved the pic amongst the snow!
ReplyDeletesimply stunning!
ReplyDeleteI love it! I want it! I want to make it!!
ReplyDeleteDeb, snow bound in Nebraska
What a darling! I like it! The design is really meant for the Holidays! I am really jealous on how you make your quilts exceptional.
ReplyDeletehey, I was looking at this again. What is on your coffee table. It looks yummy!
ReplyDeletecute cute quilt! I love that Christmas fabric.
ReplyDeleteSweet, sweet --- cheers for the panel! I have a large scale floral that I love and haven't wanted to cut up. Obviously it could function as a quilt back, but in my opinion it's too pretty to be "just" a back. This is the perfect solution! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteBeauty.
ReplyDeleteI Love how it "goes" & fits the couch. :o)
ReplyDeleteFun name-figgy pudding! Quilt club party tonight in LP.
ReplyDeleteI have been trying to figure out how to make my son a quilt with the Figgy Pudding (in the browns and blues) This looks fantastic and simple enough for me! I am constantly checking your blog, I am addicted, almost done with my very first quilt! Thanks for all the INSPIRATION!
ReplyDeleteMan, I'm inspired by your design. I have a charm pack and a jelly roll plus a few fat quarters so I'll be improvising to make a top similar to yours. While it won't be done be Christmas, I know I'll enjoy snuggling up to it! ;-)
ReplyDeleteI love, love, love this quilt. Thanks for sharing with us!
ReplyDeleteMmmmm... I'd love some of that figgy pudding!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous new Christmas quilt, Amandajean. LOVE IT.
hello amanda,
ReplyDeletethe quilt is sooo wunderful.
i love the colors and patern.
greatings conny
Another beautiful quilt that you have me wanting to drop everything to go make!
ReplyDeleteI love your photos... wish I could climb through my monitor to be in them with you!
So bummed that you are not doing this anymore. I absolutely love all your quilts and was trying to find the time to get started. Am glad you are going to leave it up, so hopefully I can atttempt one and will have excellent help in making it. Thanks so much for sharing everything with us!
ReplyDeleteJennifer from Wyoming
Figgy Pudding, Figgy Pudding, I have been searching everywhere for enough of the trees fabric about a quarter yd. to make my new granddaughter a christmas stocking like I made for her sister. Any suggestions?
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