Make a Christmas Tree Chevron Quilt with Jenny Doan of Missouri Star (Instructional Video)

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Jenny Doan demonstrates how to make a cute, modern Christmas quilt using 10 inch squares of precut fabric (layer cakes). Jenny shows two different quilt block layouts, one with chevrons and one with pinwheels, and each requires only half a pack of 10 inch squares. That means you can make both quilts with one layer cake stack! This easy holiday project would be a fun Christmas wallhanging or holiday bedspread.

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I made this quilt for my stepmom while she was in a skilled nursing facility in Nov and Dec 2018. I added tiny snaps all over the tree and made ornaments and a string of "lights" with snaps on them so that her 6-year-old grandchildren could help her decorate the tree when they visited her. The tree quilt itself is super easy to make - it took me about 4 hours to assemble and my LAQ had it quilted for me that same day. My stepmom was so happy to have a little Christmas in her room.

lesliefitzgerald

Jenny I love watching your videos. Please don’t stop making them

beverlycook

They're BOTH darling! Thank you so very much for all your kindness, Jenny and Co., I am so grateful for all of you!

LTMOM

And you could make a wallhanging instead just by using a charm pack instead of a layer cake! So cute!!!

janegirl

Hello Miss Jenny, you are an amazing and inspirational person that I admire so much. Your talent and lovelyness has been a part of my life, I love your videos and love you, even though we have never met. Your videos have saved my life and I watch them when I feel down. Thank you so much for inspiring me to sew more and do what I love. You have saved my life. Thank You.

exlru

I love the quilt and I especially love reading the comment feed for such clever creativity! ❤️

joannedavison

Jenny, your charm brings me back, time and time again. X

SomersetSewist

Both quilts are so nice but I am partial to pinwheels and even more partial to double pinwheels. You are the best Mrs. Jenny. Thank you

joyfulhope

Both trees are cute, but I love the pinwheel tree! Misty’s hair looks adorable like that!

lanaworkman

The chevron tree is great. The pinwheel tree is phenomenal! 🤗

annajackson

Very cute and easy - half square triangles so useful every Time! Liked the pinwheel option too! Thanks Jenny

jeanpurvis

i LOVE this tutorial. hanging this up on the wall is a great way for people like me who have limited space and cats- who do not use a traditional christmas tree. it woud also be wonderful to use in a guest room for the holidays! while i was watching you i thought- how easy and CUTE would it be, to sew strategically placed button holes throughout the tree portion- so you could use a string of LED lights (which stay cool)- and poke the light portion from the back throught the buttonhole. plug it in and your tree lights up! also, i would have so much fun making some sewn ornaments that could easily be attached on the quilt with velcro (or safety pins). just pack it up in a vaccuum bag and bring it out every december. PS. I like both options- chevron and pinwheel. the pinwheel is superfun because you could make individual 1/2 square triangles and make it totally scrappy! i am going to try this idea and reduce the size of block to make a wall hanging. thank you, jenny! God bless

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