Oh Christmas Tree Wall Hanging: Part 3 video
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Oh Christmas Tree Wall Hanging: Part 3
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Nancy Scott has two generations of quilting in her heritage. She owns Masterpiece Quilting and her business includes longarm quilting services using both computerized and free-motion patterns, custom-made quilts, show quilts and pattern design. Full bio »

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A major part of what makes the Oh Christmas Tree wall hanging so beautiful is the hand embroidery used in combination with other embellishments.

In this Quilter's Skill Builders class brought to you by Annie's Creative Studio, quilting expert Nancy Scott demonstrates the three embroidery stitches you'll use to decorate the lovely tree and inscribe the text of the traditional carol around the halo.

In this class, you'll learn how to:
  • Embroider the tree garland with running stitch and lazy daisy stitch.
  • Embroider the text around the halo with the stem stitch.
Finished Size
Wall Quilt Size: 25 1/2" x 47 1/2"

Materials
  • Scrap dark brown print
  • 1 fat quarter metallic gold-on-white tonal
  • 1/4 yard red metallic tonal
  • 3/8 yard green metallic print
  • 7/8 yard off-white tonal
  • 7/8 yard green holly print
  • Backing to size
  • Batting to size
  • Green size 8 pearl cotton
  • Black embroidery floss
  • Embellishments as desired: gold bugle beads, seed beads, 3/16" round and star-shaped sequins, 5/16" beveled sequins, 7/8" gold and silver paillettes, oval pearl beads, metal charms, small snowflake buttons and iridescent red seed beads were used to make sample
  • Beading needle
  • Freezer paper
  • Spray starch
  • Cotton swabs
  • Thread
  • Basic sewing tools and supplies
Skill Level: Intermediate
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