This is the first year my cats don't care for the Christmas Tree.

This really took me back. Over 30 years ago I had two Siamese cats and they pulled the tree over at least a dozen times on their first Christmas. I solved it by getting one of those 1/2 trees that hang on a wall. Gorgeous cats Heather 🥰

Lol xx we didn't put a tree up this year as we have a puppy!!! Hopefully, he will be better trained by next year!! Lol xx

Fabulous instructions. Very clear. Many thanks.

Lovely gifts for some very lucky friends and family 👌 x

Beautiful creations Heather merry Christmas to you and your family. Xx

excellent demo, struggled and struggled with this , until I followed your instructions, which were so clear.I suddenly got it, thank you thank you. ❤️🙏

I’d forgotten all about using masking tape to mark off my sew lines. Thank you for jogging this old girl’s memory!!

Oh thanks, you are saving me so on much time. 😊

All cut out ready to assemble tomorrow. X

OMG love this thank you for sharing

Thank you!

Love doing these , scary first time but made quite a few now

Ah so cute

As always great tips - thank you

What a good idea! You are clever, thank you for sharing

Yep!!! I've used painters tape for years to quilt on the DSM!!!

Very cool idea, thanks!

First time visiting your channel. Love this project!👍🏻👍🏻

Yet another great make Heather 😊❤

Thank you for sharing this technique! I will do this from now on❤️

I’m working on a few sets of Christmas placemats now and I’m so glad I found your video! Very helpful. Thank you from Atlanta. Georgia. ❤️

Cute idea, but why didn't you put the first bottom binding on before you joined the triangles, leaving a gap for the joining? I see you need the second seam after the joining.

I love this method! Painting tape also works very well.

Great idea! Thanks for sharing

Beautiful!

Lovely Christmas project idea Heather and love your ideas at the end for embellishing the trees, thank you so much for sharing 😊

Love how they all go inside each other.

They look great 👍

What a great idea I love this and going to give it a try. Thank you

Thank you for sharing this great technique!

Walking foot question just answered - I would only be using a thin batting between top and bottom of cotton!

I admit,to being scared of quilting on my home machines, especially when I see I need to use a walking foot! You did t use a walking foot, just sewed slowly! Yes!! I can do that! I would have used a frixion pen for the lines but masking/blue tape seems to work well! Now I just need to practice! On something larger, what would you suggest using to hold the layers together? We have so many choices - it can get confusing!

thanks sew much now i will get a cheap rotary in a different color of my fabric rotary to use for masking tape😊

Great idea! Thank you for sharing! Love the design❤

I have used masking tape for 32 years ever since I started quilting. I am a hand quilter.

I use it all the time to hold fabric in place especially when cutting several layers. Keeps it from moving and saves time

What a fabulous idea. I'm loving this pattern you made with the quilting. I make a lot of zippered bags and this would do nicely to make a the fabric a bit more sturdy and give it a nice look as well. I love not having to "mark up" the fabric and following the line of the tape ensures a very nice outcome with straight lines of stitching. Your demonstration method is perfection. Thank you for sharing such a great method. ❤💯

Thank you for this it’s a wonderful way to get those nice straight lines without marking! Beautiful 😍!

That makes quilting seem so easy - I have saved to try. I love your accent. I had an Aunty with your voice. She was my favourite. I am in Australia.

I really like that method. I always seem to go out of line when quilting with my machine or even by hand. The type is a brilliant idea and I’ll be trying that. Thank you so much.😊

Thank you for this wonderful idea

Having to stop & add/move the tape after every line seems like a hassle, but there's no arguing with the results! Plus you don't have to worry about your chalk/fabric pen marks not coming out. I'll have to give this a try (presuming I can find the masking tape, LOL). Thanks for sharing! PS - that bird fabric is quite pretty and charming :-)

I do this in my Kawandi quilting

Thank you, Heather, great tip 😊

Always shy away from quilting because of having to mark it up and by time finish the air erasable has vanished so will definitely try this

Great technique Heather - thankyou. 👍

What a lovely technique and finished design, thank you for sharing 😊

Such a pretty effect using different widths 😊

Beautiful fabric and very useful tip.Thank you