The countdown to holiday sewing starts now!
You are cordially invited to join me for the ultimate holiday sewing project!
Next week, we are kicking off the Welcome Wreath QAL
to make the most festive Christmas version together.
Next week, we are kicking off the Welcome Wreath QAL
to make the most festive Christmas version together.
Of course, you're welcome to use whatever color palette you'd like
but I just love holiday sewing during the holidays!
Welcome Wreath comes with instructions
for 3 quilt sizes – lap, throw, and full.
For the quilt along, I'll be making
the full-size quilt that finishes at 82 ½” x 82 ½”.
for 3 quilt sizes – lap, throw, and full.
For the quilt along, I'll be making
the full-size quilt that finishes at 82 ½” x 82 ½”.
You are welcome to make whichever size you'd like!
Last year I purchased a bunch of red, pink, brown, cream, and green
(mostly) Tilda fabrics for this quilt, and I’m so excited to finally make it!
(mostly) Tilda fabrics for this quilt, and I’m so excited to finally make it!
Here is the original version:
And here is a two-color version I made in 2024.
Click HERE for all the details (including fabric requirements) for the two-color version.
Like I said, it's really cute in any colorway and I can't wait
to see what versions you guys come up with!
For the multi-colored (original version), the fabric requirements are as follows.
The quilt along will start on Monday, October 19th, 2026
and last for 11 weeks. The weekly assignments
will be posted on Instagram every Monday.
and last for 11 weeks. The weekly assignments
will be posted on Instagram every Monday.
Here's the schedule:
Week 1: October 19th - cutting
Week 2: October 26th - make Snowball units
Week 3: November 2nd - make HST units
Week 4: November 9th - make Flying Geese units
Week 5: November 16th - make Flying Geese units
Week 6: November 23rd - make Flying Geese units
Week 7: November 30th - make Flying Geese units
Week 8: December 7th - make Wreath blocks
Week 9: December 14th – assemble quilt center
Week 10: December 21st – add borders
Week 11: December 28th – show finished quilt top
Please note: I know it’s a busy time of year for a quilt along but this
Week 2: October 26th - make Snowball units
Week 3: November 2nd - make HST units
Week 4: November 9th - make Flying Geese units
Week 5: November 16th - make Flying Geese units
Week 6: November 23rd - make Flying Geese units
Week 7: November 30th - make Flying Geese units
Week 8: December 7th - make Wreath blocks
Week 9: December 14th – assemble quilt center
Week 10: December 21st – add borders
Week 11: December 28th – show finished quilt top
Please note: I know it’s a busy time of year for a quilt along but this
will be low-key and we’ll just do the best we can! I just think it will be so fun to work on
this over the holidays and didn't want to put it off another year. If you or I get behind, it's okay!
To participate, you can do one of the following things:
1. Print off the schedule and follow along privately.
OR
2. Check in with me on Instagram @gigis_thimble
every Monday to get the assignment for the week.
Tag me and post your progress on Instagram
using the hashtags #gigisthimblepattern and
#welcomewreathqal. This is a great way to find and
encourage friends! I love it because I get to see your
version of Welcome Wreath, too.
2. Check in with me on Instagram @gigis_thimble
every Monday to get the assignment for the week.
Tag me and post your progress on Instagram
using the hashtags #gigisthimblepattern and
#welcomewreathqal. This is a great way to find and
encourage friends! I love it because I get to see your
version of Welcome Wreath, too.
In case you were wondering...
And finally, I've created a Welcome Wreath Quilt Along PDF
with all the pertinent details and a coloring sheet!
Click HERE to get the PDF.
with all the pertinent details and a coloring sheet!
Click HERE to get the PDF.
Please let me know if you have any questions!
I can't wait to sew along with you!
I can't wait to sew along with you!







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