Favorite Christmas Quilts

Joy, FMQ, LKennedyGood Morning, Quilters!

It is a busy time at the Kennedy household.  The kids are arriving and we are cooking, baking, wrapping presents and generally making merry!

Today, we have a gallery of just a few of the small Christmas quilts I’ve made over the past few years.
Snowmen, FMQ, KennedyJoy, FMQ, LKennedyChristmas, FMQ, KennedyMistletoe.FMQ.LKennedyPoinsettia-Free Motion QuiltingChristmas Tree, Free Motion Quilting, PresentsTree Project Free Motion Quilting --Tutorial Christmas Decorations

Hope YOUR day is filled with JOY!

Lori

PS…If you like these motifs and tips, be sure to check out my book, Free Motion Machine Quilting 1-2-3 or any of my Craftsy Videos!

PPS…All tutorials, images and information are the property of Lori Kennedy at The Inbox Jaunt and are intended for personal use only.  Feel free to re-blog, pin or share with attribution to The Inbox Jaunt.  For all other purposes, please contact me at lckennedy@hotmail.com.  Thanks!

36 responses to “Favorite Christmas Quilts”

  1. Those Christmas motifs are just fabulous! Such skill you have in FMQ‼️ I always am thrilled each time I click on a link in your newsletters and see what you’ve made next. Thanks for a year of wonderful posts and have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! Looking forward to see what you do in 2018!

  2. Loved the Holly Berries, loved the tree, and who wouldn’t love tags, specially made by the giver? Not to mention, the snowman, the flower and all of your wonderful creations from a mind that never quits. Thank you, thank you.

  5. Lori, Merry Christmas! Have a joyful time with your whole family.
    This is my favorite time of Christmas, going to church together and celebrating the next morning. Your little quilts are so inspiring. I know your loved ones are impressed with the gifts that you share to all of us

  6. Wow! Super! All of them although I do love the snowman with the snow falling.
    Merry Christmas to you and yours.

  7. Lovely!! I’d be hard-pressed to choose a favorite. Thanks for all of the inspiration you’ve provided all year long, and Merry Christmas to you and your family!

  8. Hi Lori! I am a beginner free motion quilter and love your blog! It is inspirational! Your Christmas quilts are beautiful. Thank you for sharing. Happy Holidays to you and your family!

  9. Merry Christmas! Enjoy the fun of having everyone under your roof again! Thanks for all the creativity you share with us.

  10. Merry Christmas. Thank you for sharing your skills and your joy of quilting and art with us. Will be looking forward to your lessons in the new year.

  12. Merry Christmas Lori and family! Isn’t it just the best with those sweet grandbabies!! I love all your cute Christmas quilts!!

  13. Merry Christmas Lori! Your Christmas quilts are beautiful and inspiring! Thank you so much for all your wonderful posts this year. I look forward to them so much! Blessings to you and your family.

  14. Love your motifs and I recently used your poinsettia motif in a table runner in the center of a star block that turned out so pretty. Thank you so much for your inspiration, love following you. Merry Christmas to you and your family.

  15. I too, love the poinsettia motif and wanted to use it, but gave up (yes, I did doodle it, though not a thousand times). It looked fine on paper, but not on fabric and it wasn’t going to show up anyway on the fabric I was using. Maybe someday. I love the trees in the last piece.

  16. Merry Christmas, Lori! Enjoy this special time with your family. Thank you so much for all the wonderful inspiration you share with us. I love the tree made up of packages! So fun!

  17. I love that tree made up of wrapped packages! And so many other creative ideas…you are such an inspiration! Merry Christmas

  22. Merry Christmas, Lori and thank you for all the great things you post during the year. I hope 2018 is a stellar year for all of us.

  23. Especially love that last quilt with the 4 Christmas trees. Beautiful! Merry Christmas to you, Lori. I have enjoyed your posts on a regular basis. I have little to contribute but hope that 2018 will be a year of more accomplishments. I will have to put the knitting needles down for a while and get out those UFO’s and make those projects that didn’t make it in 2017!

  24. Thank-you for a wonderful year. Your energy and enthusiasm spills out into your blog and everything you do. I love your little Christmas quilts, thank you for sharing them with us. Have a wonderful Christmas with your family, enjoy the festive season, stay safe and may peace, joy and love stay in your home forever.

  25. Bought the Best Tree on the Lot panel from Westcott and was able to quilt the trees and snowmen on it. Looks great, even though I didn’t do as much detail as you. Baby steps.

  29. Merry Christmas Lori to you and your family. Enjoy a wonderful holiday with your family and all the best to you and yours in 2018.

  31. Hi Lori,
    I can’t choose, as they are each so gorgeous and special. I agree in that you are quite amazing at what you can come up with for inspiration. I am totally in awe of ALL of your designs and am soooooo glad I discovered this blog when I did. I don’t get around to sewing up what you teach us, but eye candy, is eye candy!
    I wish you and your family and the entire world the happiest of the holiday season, no matter how you celebrate or what your culture/orientation is, as this whole world is a rainbow and we need to accept that, especially at this beautiful time of the year. You have shown us what it’s like to care about everyone with all your amazing skills that you keep GIVING to ALL of us and in this time of giving, I am especially thankful.

    HAPPY, HAPPY HOLIDAYS TO YOU, YOUR FAMILY AND EVERYONE out there!

  32. First of all, it’s lovely to hear you have family coming to share Christmas. I wish for you that it’s a wonderful day for all.
    Secondly, I love the little Joy quilt. Until I looked really closely, I though it had Ric Rac braid around the edges, but no, it was just a VERY neat job of binding with polka dots – just stunning. I really loved all the others as well, you have a great imagination.

  33. I love receiving your blog posts to see and enjoy your free motion quilting designs! I do have a question though, are all your books based on free motion quilting on your home sewing machine or in my case, an HQ Sweet Sixteen (sitdown)? I am new to quilting and free motion quilting and I am always on the lookout for instructional books…….thank you! Margie Terry

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