Center a design motif from your favorite print in each block of this simple, quick-cut and quick-pieced wall quilt.

A variety of burgundy and green fabrics combine to create a scrappy look in this pretty holiday quilt.

Diamonds are worth a lot of money, but Christmas brings us something more valuable than money. Christmas day is celebrated because God came to Earth as a baby who grew up to be the Savior.

Take one Christmas print and lots of scraps, then churn them together to create this wall quilt based on the Churn Dash pattern.

Gather up some yo-yos and have fun making and decorating a tree for the wall. Use lots of buttons and embellishments for a regal look.

Why not get a few Christmas projects started right now? This quick-pieced and appliqued wall quilt would make a nice friendship gift. It is easy enough for a child to make and fun, too.

Flannel fabrics in holiday colors make a warm Christmas quilt.

Neat preprint Christmas motifs are plentiful. Use 4" motifs with Christmas prints to quickly make this decorative wall quilt with a folk art flavor.

Imagine the fun of constructing an entire quilt with just one pattern piece. At home, traveling or waiting for appointments, you can work on your design and finish it with a flair.

Santa prints abound and we Santa collectors are in heaven with the choices. Make yourself this quilt to hang or use as a table topper for the holiday season.

Hang this small banner on your door to welcome holiday visitors.

Collect scraps of holiday prints to create the pieced background blocks of this pretty holiday lap quilt.

If you don't have room to set up a full-size tree, make this hanging tree to celebrate the season.

Children are always asking how many days there are until Christmas. Make your child this Advent calendar and let him count all by himself.

It is in the late 1870s and Christmas is near. Mother brought out the tree quilt top and hung it on the wall in their house on the prairie. Can you imagine how important that quilt would be to the family generations later?