How to Make Scrappy Christmas Tree Quilt Blocks – Easy Improvisational Quilting

Ready to make some happy little trees? In this step-by-step Bob Ross-inspired video tutorial (below), I’ll show you how to create scrappy Christmas tree quilt blocks using an easy improvisational technique – no pattern required.

Whether you’re making a wall hanging, pillow, table runner, or snuggle quilt, this project is beginner-friendly, fat quarter-friendly, and full of creative freedom. You can make your blocks larger or smaller; but each of the sample blocks finishes at 9″ x 7“, and every tree is unique – short, tall, skinny, wide – with varied trunks and angles for extra charm.

This is the perfect low-stress quilting project to embrace playfulness and anticipate the holiday season – even when it’s broiling hot outside!

So, grab some fabric, and let’s sew up some festive “Christmas in July” fun together!

Coming next month: A follow-up video on how to turn these blocks into a finished quilt or holiday project.

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Beth Ann

When health challenges made hand-sewing (and hand appliqué and hand-quilting) no longer physically viable for her, Beth Ann’s first instinct was dismay and discouragement. But Grandma Baldwin gave her a loving (but stern!) “No pity parties – just figure out a different way.” So Beth Ann turned to her trusty sewing machine and began devising ways to achieve the fine quality appliqué look she craved faster and easier than she ever thought possible. And a career was born! Now Beth Ann enjoys sharing her accessible “invisible” machine appliqué and creative machine quilting techniques with other quilters and fiber artists around the world.

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