Quilt-As-You-Go Christmas tree skirt you can make in a day! Quiltmas in July

[@hollywaddell6727]

This is my favorite way to make bias strips. It never ceases to amaze me how much length can be obtained from a small amount of fabric. Also, in my case, this is my go-to method because whenever I try to sew flat strips to one another with a slanted seam, I rarely get those long edges of the strips to match up. Then Jack comes to play “frog” and I start over. I love just having to sew a couple of longer seams. Using the sewing shears to cut the strips is no big inconvenience, given the time savings achieved in the seaming; plus it brings back a bit of nostalgia remembering my garment sewing days.

[@livingweirdestherc6644]

It turned out awesome

[@makemoneycrafting]

very cute fabric

[@merryguerrero1771]

You always have such good tips and suggestions. Thank you.😁

[@djf57]

Did that even feed foot come with you machine or dig you buy it seperate and do you think it would be worth it for me to buy. I have an Aria and the old foot. My stuff constantly catches under my even feed foot

[@QuiltAddictsAnonymous]

It's a walking foot. It doesn't come with all models, but they're usually inexpensive to add on.

[@LisaMayfield]

What are the dimensions on those wedges? They look to be about 20" long, but how wide are the top and bottom?

[@QuiltAddictsAnonymous]

Sorry but that info is available when you get the batting kit and template. You can see the quilt tree skirt dimensions in the product description.