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Now that Thanksgiving is almost behind us (just a few more days!), we can all turn our attention to my favorite time of year – Christmastime! With all the carols in the air and the snow starting to fall in many places, this is the perfect time of year to put together a holiday quilt that you and your family can treasure for years to come. To get you in the holiday spirit, today I’m bringing you three pages of printable Christmas appliques!
Appliques are a great way to add a little festive cheer to any quilting project, whether it be an actual quilt or some Christmas home decor. Work them into your holiday projects or use them for a quilt block to commemorate Christmas 2015 in a future quilt. There are even a few in there that would be great for a winter-themed quilt even after the holidays are over!
Free Quilt Printables: Christmas Appliques
To download the appliques, right-click the link below and click “Save Link As,” or just click on the link to print them out!
Download the Christmas Appliques Here
Here are just a few ideas for projects you can make with these appliques:
- A Christmas Mug Rug
- An Applique Quilt
- A DIY Christmas Stocking
- A Quilted Tree Skirt
- A Holiday Wall Hanging
And here are just a few of the adorable appliques we’ve included:
The possibilities are really endless!
What holiday quilting projects are you working on?
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Any Gingerbread crafts?
Hi Margee,
We do have some gingerbread crafts over on our sister site, FaveCrafts Blog! You can find them here: http://www.favecrafts.com/blog/fc/tag/gingerbread-crafts/ Thanks for reading!
How do you applique on fleece?
I used the iron on Applique
paper then used tiny stitches to hold the applique for sure.
Linda
Thank you!
I will enlarge the appliques and use
them in my quilt. Merry Christmas. Jema