Hello Quilty Friends!
Happy Thursday to you!
And Happy Thanksgiving!
I hope you are spending the day with those you love in a safe place, especially if you are in the path of a wicked snowstorm, as I am here in NW PA. They’re saying anywhere from 6-19 inches of snow. But the real problem is the fierce wind that just won’t stop. The power has already blinked off 3 times while I’ve been writing this post, so I’m going to wrap it up and cross my fingers that I can launch it before we lose the power again. Please forgive me if you find any typos as I’m going to skip my usual final edit and read through today.
I hope you’re back to enjoy Part 2 of my Curated Holiday Themed List of Rose Card Quilt Patterns. I have included the links for both the the digital and the print patterns. Print patterns always ship free in the US, and for our International friends, please consider our digital versions which will come right to your inbox.
6 Quilts in 6 Weeks – One Last Thank You
Prizes for our Weeks 4-6 winners will be in the mail shortly, so enjoy your quilty surprises sponsored by our good friends over at Hoffman Fabrics. Thanks so much, Hoffman!
Now please enjoy this parade of patterns while you nosh on leftover turkey and mashed potatoes. And don’t forget the pie…..
Curated Holiday Themed List of Rose Card Quilt Patterns
Nana’s Aprons – Memories of baking cookies with Nana.
Olivia Jane – Patchwork bags make great gift wrapping – a gift within a gift.
Painted Moon – A sweet quilt for your wall or for a special child.
Parade – Memories of watching the Macy’s Christmas Parade on Christmas morning.
Peace – What can I say – the world needs more of this.
Peppermint – A classic Christmas must have.
Peppermint & Holly – A sweet table runner to delight one and all.
Phyllis – Add your favorite holiday fabrics for a star-worthy season.
Petit Fours – Cake??? Did someone say cake???
Pink Peace – Enjoy the quiet moments.
Poinsettia – You need at least one for the holidays.
Puppy Love – I always wanted a puppy for Christmas!
Puzzled – Jigsaw puzzles were always fun gifts.
Raspberry Cream – When I was a kid, I would actually take a little bite out of each chocolate in my Mom’s box of chocolates until I found the ones I liked.
Red Rose – Flowers for Christmas.
Remember Me – The Holidays are all about remembers those you hold dear, near and far.
Savannah Jane – A handmade gift sure to please someone special on your gift list.
Season’s Greetings – This runner is so fast, you can make one for someone on your list and one for yourself.
Sierra Snow – There will be snow for Christmas this year….
Silver Star – We always put the star tree topper on last, right before we turned off the lights in the house and turned on the tree lights. Magical.
Snow Goose – Another Holiday classic in blue and white.
Snow Ruby – A fast last minute make for the holidays.
Snowberry – Add some classic red and white to your holiday table this year.
Snowdrop – Sweet and simple and fast to make.
Snowfall – Snow always makes the Holidays more special.
Spice Drop – Christmas candy was always a special little treat.
Splendor – Gold and Silver ribbons and papers make for an elegant holiday.
Star Queen – Imagine this starry stunner in the shades of Christmas gracing your bed, bringing holiday cheer all night long.
Starfire – Stars twinkle on the tree.
Stargazer – Stars have a very special place in our holiday celebrations.
Sugar & Spice – Cookies are baking and the whole house smells divine.
Sugar Cookies – My Aunt’s sugar cookies were always the best with gobs of frosting and lots of sprinkles.
Sugarplum – …While visions of sugarplums dance in their heads.
Surprise – It’s hard to wait until Christmas morning to discover all the surprises the special day will reveal.
Sweater Weather – Don your favorite ugly Christmas sweater!
Tabitha Jane – A fun and fast to make tote bag, perfect for your holiday haul.
Tall Pine – Rockin’ Round the Christmas Tree!
Turkish Delight – This is always a special treat during the holidays in my family.
Twinkle – The lights on the tree twinkle like stars in the sky.
Whiskers – I always wanted to find a fluffy little kitten in my Christmas stocking.
Woolly Mitten Snack Mat – Don’t forget your mittens when you go outside!
Wreathed – Time to hang the wreath on the door and add a bright red bow.
And that, folks, is the end of my Curated Holiday VRD Rose Card List. I hope you enjoyed it and perhaps discovered some new-to-you patterns.
Holiday Gift Idea #2
Last week, I started a Holiday Gift Idea series – one for each week until Christmas. The idea could be for yourself, someone else, or even something to make.
As most of you know our VRD Rose Queen, Pat Fryer, is in the process of relocating to Tyler, Texas where our VRD designer, Catherine of Running Doe Quilts, is opening a new quilt shop called Rose City Quilting, which will be the new Texas home of Running Doe Quilts and Villa Rosa Designs.
There are 2 designs to choose from:
Rose City Quilting T Shirts (front design) HERE
Rose City Quilting T Shirts (back design) HERE
Just tell ’em Tricia sent you! (Wink, wink.)
That’s it for me this week – I’m off to enjoy a little Thanksgiving food of my own. And pie. With lots of whipped topping. Yum!
Sew. Laugh. Eat. Repeat.
Always,
Tricia @ VRD
Villa Rosa Quilts 