I'm so excited to be releasing a new pattern with a kit this week! Little House in the Woods has been in the making for years, and I'm excited that you get to sew it now. Shop here for kits, patterns, and backings too. The final listings will be available tomorrow, August 11, at 9:00 AM PST.
The trees and house are made with fat eights, and then you need some scraps for the trunks, and yardage for the background. The finished quilt measures 57" x 70". I chopped the corners off mine since I'm still in my rounded corner era.
Since I pulled fabric for mine years ago, the kits I've put together have different prints. The background is exactly the same. I used some of the adorable new Riley Blake lines, mixed in basics. They are darling. I'm so excited for you to sew with them! Here are the prints in the kits:
Where I placed the Santa in my window (an out of print fabric), you can fussy cut from the prints above, use background, or simply use white. Or maybe you saved some of that Santa too! It was very popular when it came out and hard to find now. I think it's called Swell Christmas by Urban Chiks for Moda.
I backed it with an older Bonnie and Camille print that I've been saving for just the perfect thing, and this was it :) The binding is also an older B&C print.
Happy Christmas sewing my friends! Thank you, as always, for your continued support and friendship!
Merry Christmas
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