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Let’s Make a Christmas Tree: A Holiday Wall Quilt

Name: Let’s Make a Christmas Tree: A Holiday Wall Quilt
Brand: Creative Spark
SKU: CS0254
Price: 39.99 USD
Availability: InStock

Sue Beevers

Create a festive quilted Christmas tree wall hanging with pre-quilted backgrounds, bold raw-edge appliqué, and sparkling stitched embellishments.

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149 minutes

Ability Level: Adventurous Beginner

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International fiber artist Sue Beevers leads this festive quilting workshop focused on building a richly textured Christmas tree wall hanging from the background up. First, you’ll piece, sandwich, and quilt your background, creating a dynamic canvas of strips, checkerboards, and stitched texture that will highlight your tree applique. Then you’ll shift to raw-edge machine applique, layering branches, presents, and ornaments in a way that feels creative, not fussy. The result is a modern, eye-catching holiday quilt that shines from across the room and rewards a closer look.

In class, you’ll learn how to piece a strip-based background, organize fabrics for maximum impact, and quilt lazy curves and decorative lines that enhance (not compete with) the tree. Sue shows you a smarter way to tackle raw-edge machine applique so you can stitch through multiple layers with ease and keep your decorative stitches flowing smoothly around curves. You’ll experiment with gold and silver threads, ribbons, glitter glue, sequins, and beads to give your tree anything from subtle shimmer to full-on sparkle. You’ll also see two colorways—Evergreen and Blue Spruce—and get tips for choosing fabrics from your stash or using optional tree fabric packets. By the end, you’ll have a custom holiday wall quilt and a toolbox of techniques you’ll use long after the ornaments are packed away.

What you will learn

Build a pre-quilted background that adds rich texture and visual depth before any applique ever touches the surface.
Master confident raw-edge applique so decorative stitches and bold threads become design features instead of something you try to hide.
Design a custom Christmas tree using strip piecing, layered branches, and presents to create a striking holiday wall quilt.
Elevate your stitching with sparkle by incorporating metallic threads, ribbons, glitter, sequins, and beads for subtle shimmer or full-on shine.
Expand your creative toolkit with adaptable techniques you can reuse for future seasonal quilts, wall hangings, and art pieces.
Enjoy lifetime access to course videos, downloads, the Creative Spark private community, and direct discussion with your instructor.

Bonuses

Level up your tree without hunting down the perfect greens. Sue offers optional curated fabric bundles for the branches—Evergreen or Blue Spruce—so you can skip the guesswork, grab her handpicked coordinates from her website, and jump straight to the fun part: building a gorgeous, cohesive Christmas tree that looks completely intentional.suebeevers.com

Course Curriculum

Important Course Information

Introduction
Course Downloads

Making a Pieced Background

Choosing Fabrics
Cutting Strips
Sewing Strips Together
Sewn Strip Pieces
Laying out the Background
Sewing Strips Together
Continue Placing Background Pieces: Horizontal Strips
Continue Placing Background Pieces: Vertical Strips

Sandwiching and Quilting the background

Completely Sewn Background
Backing Fabric Choice
Pinning the Background to Be Quilted
Background Completely Stitched

Making the Tree

Placing a Grid on the Background
Choosing Fabrics for the Tree: Two Different Fabric Groups
Starting to Put Branches on Tree
Putting Blue Group Branches on Tree
Putting the Rose Group, Green Group, and Remaining Branch Groups on the Tree

Sewing the Tree Branches and Presents

Putting the Presents under the Tree
Correcting a Mistake in Block B’s Placement
Practice Stitching the Branches and Presents
Stitching the Branches and Presents. Adding Decorative Stitches
Evergreen Tree: Adding Decorative Stitches

Sewing the Tree Branches and Presents

Tying a Bow for the Presents
Making Ornament Circles
Embellishing the Ornaments With Sequins and Beads
Blue Spruce Tree is Ready for Ornaments
Ornaments Have Been Put on Wintergreen Tree
Trees are Finished
Thank You

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Supplies You'll Need

Fabric and Supplies

2 yards total of assorted white and cream fabrics
At least eight (8) pieces of green fabric, each measuring 9" × 20"
(5) 10” squares of fabric for presents
(1-1/2) yards of Double Stick Light fusible web
(I find that Steam-a-Seam 2: Light works well)
(1) yard of light-weight batting
(1) yard of backing fabric
1/4 yard of dark green fabric for bindings

Additionally, you will want an assortment of:

Decorative fabrics for tree ornaments,
Beads
Ribbons
Metallic threads

Sue has a limited number of fabric bundles to create your tree. Check out her offering on her website here.suebeevers.com

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Sue Beevers

Sue Beevers knows her life is a creative journey. Playing with fiber all of her life, she began as a dedicated weaver, spinner, and dyer, which remain her main loves. She has been knitting, tatting, crocheting, and designing patterns since she was a child. Her work has appeared in a number of magazines and books. Sue says her life revolves around being outside. Her major interest is in the natural cycles in the world—the seasonal changes and the cycles