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Some time ago I did some work for Accuquilt designing a few things. We ended up parting ways but the patterns I designed and rights to them are all mine. I debated and debated what to do with the designs and then finally I decided to just give them away for free here on the blog. This is the first of about four patterns that we’ll feature.
Today we are giving away the pattern for our Dash Away Christmas Tree Skirt. I know many of you don’t have an Accuquilt Go and the instructions were originally written for a Go. I did however go back and make them friendly so that anyone can create this. Of course I can’t copy the sleigh and reindeer pattern but I drew some images and added them to the pattern. The images aren’t the same but will work so now anyone can make the tree skirt whether you have a Go or not.
The tree skirt finishes at 33″ across. If you don’t want a tree skirt and would rather have a topper for a round table..no problem. Simply don’t cut out the center portion and it will look something more like this instead.
Click on the link for the free printable pattern for the DashAwayAll-TreeSkirt…ENJOY!! Keep stopping back as we will be featuring another free pattern next Friday.
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Thank you so much!
I’m in love with this tree skirt! Thank you so much for the pattern. :-)
This is beautiful! I almost think (with a few size modifications, of course) it would make an awesome skirt to wear at Christmas!
Thanks for the patterm
I love your design! Thank you so much for the pattern and instructions.
I love it, I know just the person who would want this one. Thanks for sharing, you rock.
Thank you so much for sharing. Love your blog.
Greetings, This pattern is just delightful. I have just finished making it for me Christmas Tree and it looks amazing. LOVE IT!! Thank you for sharing you pattern and tips.
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