On the back I put a label with a poem explaining how the count down begins with the 24 pockets and ends when you can jingle the two bells on Christmas day. We gave them to the kids during the Thanksgiving weekend. Here's Kaitlyn reading the poem to McKinley and Teegan.
The Mitchell family and their new quilt and the bag of candy to fill the pockets.
The Carter clan with Grandpa and Grandma with their new quilt.
And Jacob and Angie with theirs. Something to start their first Christmas off as a married couple and a tradition to carry on with their kids.
This is the finished quilt hanging at the White house. Yes, the President and First Lady are in on the count down to. Your never to old for Santa Claus, right!
Let the count down begin! Oh yeah, that was yesterday wasn't it? Oh, and by the way this will be a pattern for next Christmas. Speak now if you want some of this great fabric for your quilt. I have a little bit left if any of you are interested in a kit. I know it's a little early to be thinking about next year but it's to late for this one. Sorry, I just couldn't think about Christmas in June when all this fabric came out!
Hai Shannon (and Stuart), what a very very nice Christmas Quilt. I like it very much and are very interested. How would it be to have next year a Shannon's Christmas Quilt hanging at the 11th floor in Leiden in the Netherlands? Please mail details at rdjonge@ziggo.nl.
ReplyDeleteI like your christmasquilt. And i love to read about your way of life in america during this time of the year. The comments come from holland:) by carina
ReplyDeleteI can't believe you have made four! What a job that must have been! I love this Christmas quilt. Hope I can make it some day for Rosa when she is a little bigger! What a great tradition that will make!
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