Make a "Log Cabin Tree Skirt" with Misty Doan on At Home with Misty!

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Sew the classic log cabin block with a Christmas twist! Using the whimsical Pixie Noel collection from Tasha Noel, Misty shows you how to spruce up your holiday decor with the Log Cabin Tree pattern by Deonn Stott. This versatile project doubles as a quilted table topper or tree skirt. Don't miss this tree-mendous tutorial, perfect for beginners!
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[@terrydeptula7777]

Love watching you your sister in law and mother in law 🤗😉💞 I have learned so much and just can’t get enough .

[@FizzleFF]

Man Misty. I dont know how you do it! Cut, sew, press all from your chair! That is some skill. I can not cut sitting down but, i also can not sew standing up! Everyone has their own method! That is such a great tree skirt. This might be the year i make one!!! Thank you.

[@kannrich1]

Hello 👋 my beautiful 😍 daughter! I love ❤️ this gorgeous Log Cabin Christmas 🎄 Tree Skirt. Lovely Tutorial. Thank you for sharing. Very easy to follow along.

[@juliemorrison4348]

Great tree skirt pattern Misty. The tails left on the binding for ties is very clever. Thank you for sharing♥️🇦🇺

[@erlinepruitt3626]

You are so brave…I think I held my breath…❤️❤️🥰

[@sandracedar368]

This is a definite project for me, Misty! How fun & special! Imagine how gorgeous - in so many gorgeous fabrics! Thank you - always. We love you, Jenny, Natalie, the entire “Doan Family, and the MSQC Family/Team. Kindness, Goodness, Hope, Faith, & Love make our world a better place, You all share those things everyday. Thank you, & God Bless. ❤

[@marionlyon7157]

Great project, love the tone of Misty's videos. She's a great tutor.

[@julxie-quitting6741]

Beautiful tree skirt - I would have liked to see the finished project, though!

[@gwenmadeline54]

So cute. You are precious Misty, thank you for the videos

[@karentzn]

Lovely proj3ct. The filming is so much better as we can now see all the stages clearly. Thank you

[@Dasburyfamily]

What an adorable pattern. Thank you Misty for your tutorial. You always make new projects seem so easy. 🌸🌸🌸

[@paml2642]

I’ve been looking for a tree skirt pattern and now I’ve found it! Thanks for the great tutorial. Love your videos😊

[@katrinahough290]

This is a wonderful idea! I don't know why it popped into my head that that would be a great wedding present.

[@debcornish1654]

It's very cute but would have liked to see it all finished.

[@kymburriss4260]

A beautiful idea, especially for those scraps.

[@quiltscapes]

Oh, my goodness, Misty! I love it! This is so adorable with Tasha Noel's sweet prints. Such a cute and handy thimble jar to mark your quilt. Way to be brave and cut into the quilt to turn it into the tree skirt! That is really the hardest part of the project! Thanks so much for featuring this pattern. ♥♥♥

[@karenmarshall8354]

Love the tree skirt, but I think I will make it as a table topper. I have a big round dinning table that it will be awesome on. Thank you!

[@lindacyprus1255]

I like the table topper idea but will do the trees in greens with snowflake background so I can use it all winter

[@sandybruce9092]

@@lindacyprus1255 that’s sounds really cool, too! Maybe even fall colors for those months before Christmas. Or maybe even one for Halloween or other holidays! All the ladies at MSQC always give me all kinds of ideas from the videos.

[@Chayo54]

Thank you for another great tutorial Misty.

[@patstrawhouse4005]

Another great tutorial, Misty! You always give great tips and explain the techniques needed for each project. I look forward to each new video. Thank you, and stay well! Muskoka ON 🇨🇦

[@carolslusser2907]

Thanks for sharing this beautiful tree skirt.

[@shannon9525]

what an awesome little addition to our tables or trees! thank you Missy for sharing this project

[@jeanielipskey1272]

Cute Christmas pattern!

[@joyscranfield5527]

Really like this tree skirt! We have never used one but maybe it's time to start a new tradition! TY Misty for sharing this pattern & showing us how simple it is!

[@sherryfaires7931]

Thanks for sharing this pattern with us! It turned out just beautiful! I am really enjoying all of your tutorials, Misty! Keep up the great work!

[@lydiamashcka4362]

Just last night I was looking up patterns for Christmas tree skirts because I want to get them done before Christmas. This one looks so easy and quick.

[@ElizabethHolcomb-l7u]

DARLING!!❤❤❤

[@audreycarr5394]

I made this a couple of years ago… it’s beautiful.

[@HRHDMKYT]

I like this for a hexagon shaped table topper. Such cute fabrics!!

[@Sheila-kr8jr]

I'd think you could just leave half of that last long seam (where you put the halves of the tree skirt together) open, then you wouldn't need to cut and bind the opening. You could also make a straight cut across the tops of all the panels, and have a hexagonal opening instead of a circular one. If you did that before quilting you wouldn't need to bind at all, you could put loops and buttons, or ties, or snaps along the long opening (one right at the top where the edges of the hexagonal opening will be) to keep it closed once you got it around the tree.

[@BlueIdiotPie]

I love this channel so much, anything I need help with an idea for there’s a well made video on it

[@susanwilson5101]

Love the project but it would have been great if we could have seen the finished project at the end Thanks

[@marshelmorrison1898]

I agree. Would have loved to see the finished skirt . Under a tree.

[@deborahborchert9317]

Thank you for your comment. I was wondering if we would get to see the final project this time around. Guess not. I will not bother watching then.

[@RosemaryN]

The thumbnail for the video shows the completed skirt around a tree. Half of it anyway, but we know the other half is it’s the same

[@awa1179]

This is so cute and seems easier than at first glance. I will definitely have to get the pattern. ❤

[@denisepineda1788]

I need a new tree skirt. This is definitely a good option. Thanks a bunch for the great tutorial!!

[@kathythompson8057]

What a fun tree skirt pattern! Thanks for sharing!

[@jackieschneider2596]

Really cute tree skirt!

[@Shetlandabbey]

So making this year.

[@brendamc3535]

I love this video. One of nicer ones you've done!!! Am doing a treeskirt right now also. Have a wonderful day!!!

[@sandybruce9092]

Absolutely adorable! And so easy, too! Interesting aside - I was just using my 15”x24” ruler like yours this very morning. I sure do like the neon green color of all the MSQC rulers and templates (I have quite a collection!!!).

[@carmenbailey1560]

Love your tree skirt , thanks for sharing 👍❤️😊

[@kimberlykilmon4394]

So gorgeous wonderful job!

[@alleynehardaker8155]

Amazing. I’m picturing it in Christmas ginghams

[@nnickerson7636]

this is cute, I would like it in a smaller size. Good job Misty.

[@deonnstott3348]

I've just made a topper with one less row on the trees, and it worked perfectly.

[@chrisklayo9562]

That’s awesome misty thx keep up the good work I look forward to fridays and mondays now

[@pattybuchanan7394]

Very nice love this

[@photographybyday]

Hi Misty - thanks for the tutorial

[@djlehn1967]

really cute idea! and would make a great gift, Thanks MIsty

[@isobelgreer7693]

Thanks for sharing. I love your tree skirt.

[@angelaovermeyer2127]

Beautiful 💕 I think I would have a real hard time cutting in to it🤔😄

[@jennysanfilippo2105]

Very nice table topper, & Christmas tree skirt. 🌲 I love the garland ornaments 🎄idea for the tree.🎀🎁 I've been thinking of buying a 60° triangle ruler, 📐 just like the one you used, for this pattern. I think I would use it often. 📝📏✂️🧵🪡📍Thank you Misty.💜💝 Wonderful video, you did a great job.

[@kendranewton9071]

This is beautiful, thanks.

[@karengay8837]

Keep up the wonderful projects and inspiration, Misty. 🎄

[@littlelovestitches5397]

So wonderful! ❤

[@clemenhernandez3689]

Son increíbles, mi respeto y admiración. Todas los videos son increíbles. Gracias y bendiciones

[@leslye7606]

Cute pattern.

[@lorraineheverling2189]

That is so cute.

[@PattymacMakes]

Such a sweet project! I was looking at Christmas tree patterns just last night! 🎄

[@rosesbaker]

👏👏👏👏 Bravo!! I live in a Log Cabin and always looking for fun log cabin patterns to use... Thanks ❤️

[@beverlymartin1414]

Beautiful!

[@karenbrunette6314]

Very pretty,will you show the binding?

[@sharontempleton9657]

I love the pattern. Your video was great.

[@tydebna7432]

very nice.

[@dis9168]

Cute idea!! Love it!

[@melaniegavin459]

I have never machine quilted... we made our patchwork tops and then just used an old blanket or made another patchwork top for the backing, and then just yarn tied to keep things in place once the quilt edges were sewn together. The reason I say this is that I have a question, could you make your circle cut and leave the one seam undone instead of sewing it all together and then cutting the quilted pattern? Anyway it is a beautiful pattern. I always enjoy watching Misty and everyone else at MSQC!

[@elsafischer3247]

This great thank you

[@gwenmadeline54]

I bought a pinking blade for my rotary cutter, it is handy.

[@sandybruce9092]

I have Pinking blades for my cutter but have never used them. What do you use them for in quilting? I don’t like the linked edges on most jelly rolls so not sure that I’d care for cutting pieces with a linked blade. Just curious. Thanks

[@gwenmadeline54]

@@sandybruce9092 I use the blade when cutting out curves or circles. Then I don’t have to snip around them with scissors

[@debraroberts1496]

What a wonderful idea 🌻 thank you

[@richardh2147]

You mentioned this is a jelly roll friendly quilt. How many jelly rolls or strips are needed? Thank you for the great tutorial.

[@livingweirdestherc6644]

This is going into my to be done list

[@katiesteele9495]

Do you need a barrier under your wool mat to protect the wood, or does the steam not go through? Cute pattern.

[@carolefarmer-e7d]

I would like to see some other color combinations. I have some deep red and vibrant blue fabric I would love to use but I cannot find any photos of tree skirts people have made in this pattern.

[@dianepeterson7606]

You could just cut the center hole and bind with bias binding instead of cutting along seam. Easy to slip hole over tree stand before you place tree in stand. Thank you for your video.

[@MissouriQuiltCo]

Yes, you could.

[@carolenright2185]

What kind of tables do you use to sew,iron, and cut on?

[@lupelupe9381]

Quedo muy exelente gracias

[@apiecemaker1163]

Hi Misty, I noticed when you was stitching, you put the long strips on top of your base. Is there a reason or is it personal preference? The reason I’m asking is sometimes long things can turn out wavy and didn’t know if that eliminated that and helped it lay flat? I hope that makes sense. There are just tricks of the trade that I’m still learning. Thank you and this is a really cute fabric line and project. Have a beautiful day.

[@sandybruce9092]

Wavy or that “hump” in the middle is caused by the long ruler moving when cutting strips. There are many ways to help avoid this happening (happens to me, too) but try putting a small weight at the far end of the long ruler (Donna Jordan does this) and it really works keeping that far end from slipping. I just went to Target and bought a 2-pound hand weight for only a few dollars.

[@apiecemaker1163]

@@sandybruce9092 thank you for the advice. I will look her up.

[@deonnstott3348]

I think it does help to keep the long strip on top - there may be some bias areas underneath, and the feed dogs can help to ease that in a bit.

[@apiecemaker1163]

@@deonnstott3348 that makes perfect sense. Thanks

[@minkademko2335]

I put my cutting matt at the corner of the table so i can make both cuts away from myself. Try it.

[@gailpinet9773]

I have a 60 degree Diamond Ruler. Can I use this

[@daniellewilliams2855]

Lovely pattern thanks Misty 😊 I don’t mind sharing I was having heart palpitations as you started cutting into the quilt 😅

[@deonnstott3348]

Yes, that is the hardest part of the tree skirt!!

[@jacquelinew.7808]

Can I ask - what’s the name of the pattern on your lap in the intro?

[@maliniebasdeo6587]

Hello nice project what is the diameter of the tree skirts

[@sandybruce9092]

Wow Misty! Yiu sure could use more space! Maybe enlarge your nice homey-looking one to the size used for the regular videos so you have space to work!

[@marycapozziello4692]

What is the size of this Christmas tree skirt?

[@MissouriQuiltCo]

It is 60" tip to tip and 52" side to side. I hope this helps!

[@gwynwellliver4489]

sew cute

[@barbararezac7667]

I am very confused about using the 30 degree mark on my long ruler for cutting the ends off the newly sewn strips. My ruler also has the various angles marked (30, 45, 60 degrees). I have watched this part of the video many times and cannot understand the method Misty uses. I wound up just using my 60 degree triangle to cut the edges and keep the angle correct. The pattern just recommends keeping the 60 degree angle on the end cuts. Maybe my ruler is that much different than Misty's. Anybody else have this problem? Thanks! P.S. I am an experienced quilter. I think that's why I'm surprised I can't "get" this method.

[@mikadorsey6370]

What stops you from having a build-up of threads when you start sewing? Every time I try without a header I get bunched threads.

[@beverlymartin1414]

Your machine and or your thread

[@rsplatt100]

If you use a single hole plate instead of a wide one it will help a lot. A single hole plate is for straight stitching only but it is very helpful as it prevents the fabric from sinking into the hole.

[@trudimcdonald927]

Beautiful project…. Can you please tell me what pattern is on the quilt in the background please…. It’s beautiful 😍

[@debralucca7527]

Misty did say the quilt pattern at 16:44 - "Mitten Meander". Happy Sewing! 🤗

[@trudimcdonald927]

@@debralucca7527 Thank you so much 😊 However, I was referring to the quilt on the ladder behind Misty…. The one in the background… The one at 3.00 in the background…

[@debralucca7527]

I'm so sorry Trudi. That is a beautiful quilt in the background.

[@MissouriQuiltCo]

That is our Wanderlust quilt pattern!

[@trudimcdonald927]

@@MissouriQuiltCo Thank you so much, I will definitely look this one up…. Have you done a tutorial on this one? It’s really beautiful 🤩

[@carmeltaylor2719]

What size is it. I would like to do a 40

[@MissouriQuiltCo]

I am sorry this pattern is created by Deonn Stott for Quiltscapes. I can not view the pattern to alter it to make it 40". It is a 58 x 58 finished pattern. You might check out her website so she if she has any variations of the pattern sizes.

[@jeanmariecolin6053]

👏🎄👏🎄👏🎄👏🎄👏

[@LCmonman]

Wish you had shown how to add the back before quilting

[@beverlymartin1414]

A large piece of fabric! Magic no different

[@anitagreen7425]

Hi.

[@gmaelder4739]

I know it’s trendy but really not a fan of the pink and turquoise Christmas prints.

[@handmadebyMickie]

You really need to use a rotating mat, or at least a smaller mat that you can turn. Cutting towards yourself, no matter how careful you are, is so dangerous and a bad habit to demo.

[@ruthhilsdorf3210]

I was thinking the same thing as Misty was cutting toward herself.

[@malgorzatawandycz7912]

Misty you really need to be more careful never ever cut towards yourself and very bad habit to teach new comers.

[@SusieQ3]

Or you can use a smaller mat that you can turn easily. I don't like rotating mats, as they tend to move on me when I'm not expecting them to, but a non rotating, 12x18 mat can be turned easily enough. Anything is better than accidentally cutting yourself.

[@deborahborchert9317]

Some of her projects just need a bigger workspace for cutting and pressing! I don’t know why this series is so stuck on staying in the chair and having very little pressing area! I know it’s supposed to have a home feel to them, and maybe it’s studio space… some of these vids feel constrictive. But lovely projects and Misty is a great instructor even if we rarely see the finished project 😉

[@sandybruce9092]

I have used and own several rotating mats plus I’ve also used just a smaller mat and all work well. I have never had a problem with the rotating mat moving when I didn’t want it to. Both ideas really make cutting so much easier.

[@lindabyng5158]

Your circle in the middle is off and noticing that the two points one was further apart than the other and it was closer to one side than the other from doing some like that I am a pain in the backside and needs to be done perfect I would iron a cross in the middle out

[@loreneheerdegen3763]

M my

[@Caryndre1]

I love the videos but there is a problem with the sound. The music is loud but Misty is quiet. Just thought i would let you know

[@lindacostain6139]

your microphone is not very loud i cannot hear misty

[@jeannereinisch114]

Also, Misty, get some shorter scissors ✂️. Those black ones were too long for the circle.

[@ZKHodge]

Audio wasn't good

[@sandybruce9092]

So,some else said the same thing - it seems like only a few people are experiencing sound difficulties and I do suggest you check your tech that you are using as it could be a problem there. I use a quite a few years old iPad and have never had a single sound problem even with the very early Jenny videos. Plus I watch movies, old tv shows, etc. and never have a sound problem. But I’m really sure there isn’t a problem on MSQC’s end. Please, no offense meant.

[@ZKHodge]

@@sandybruce9092 I wasn't trying to be disrespectful. I was watching via phone

[@57Weaver]

Horrible sound quality. Takes away from your video. Making the ornament would have been a bonus. No guarantee if you spend $10.00 on the pattern you will get the ornament pattern. It has happened before.

[@harbourcolour]

Not sure why you say that -- I just watched the video and the sound was perfect. Maybe they corrected it.

[@debralucca7527]

Sound on my end was just fine.

[@gwenmadeline54]

The sound is fine.

[@marthafast4583]

Very poor audio for me

[@sandybruce9092]

Maybe it could be the item you are using for watching. I use my iPad (not a new model) for watching all videos, etc. and I never experience any sound problems unless it’s the video itself. The sound has always been berfect for me, even when watching the earliest videos that Jenny did way back when. Perhaps you might want to check the quality of your technology.

[@darlenemitchell4198]

What happened to setting your seams first? Also don’t cut towards your body!!!!!

[@minkademko2335]

I put my cutting matt at the corner of the table so i can make both cuts away from myself. Try it.