This week we’re excited to kick off Christmas in July with you showcasing Designer Jennifer Jangles new holiday fabric collection Jolly Holiday “In The City” collection!

Jennifer Holiday Logo
 

Jolly Holiday
Be sure to stop by Jennifer’s website for more project, tutorials and to take advantage of her Christmas in July sale too!


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I adore gifting treats during the holidays and am always looking for the perfect way to wrap it up. Christmas in July is the perfect excuse to play with ideas before the holiday crunch. “This All Wrapped Up” project is a simply insulated wrap that sews up in no time.

 

Here is what you need…

1 yard each of 2 holiday prints
Heat n’ Bond® Fusible Fleece
Thread to match
Pins
Sewing Machine
Iron

 

Here is what you do…

1. Cut:

26 -inch square from each holiday print.

15 -inch x 24-in Heat n’ Bond® fusible fleece

2. Fold both holiday print squares in half on the diagonal and cut off point as indicated in diagram below.

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3. Open fabric up and press Heat n’ Bond® Fusible fleece in place on wrong side of one of holiday prints as indicated in illustration below. (red areas indicate where cut off pieces were)square-0024. With right sides facing on holiday print fabrics match all edges and pin in place. Sew along outside edges of fabric with 5/8 -inch seam allowance leaving open one short edge.

5. Turn right side out through opening. Press all sides for crisp edge.

6. Quilt over Heat n’ Bond® Fusible area.

7. Join short ends of fabric with a felled seam, this will create a tube. I use a little wider then normal seam for this project do the the bulky nature of the layers.

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Now that your tube is complete slide you goodies inside. Tie the two ends up on top for the perfect finish

 

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3 Comments on All Wrapped Up For Christmas

  1. anna brown
    July 27, 2015 at 8:58 am (9 years ago)

    I so love halloween,,,,,and christmas in close second….

  2. Michele Timms
    July 27, 2015 at 5:34 pm (9 years ago)

    I love Jennifer’s fabrics and this project is so sweet too!! Thanks for the tutorial!! My favourite holiday is New Years Day… It also happens to be my birthday, so it’s a double celebration

  3. Tracy Moloney
    July 29, 2015 at 8:29 am (9 years ago)

    Great wrap and tutorial – Thank You for sharing 🙂
    I LOVE Christmas the most, everyone seems to be more caring and sharing, even strangers share smiles!!!
    Looking forward to an awesome week FILLED with CREATIVE INSPIRATION, THANK YOU for the chance to win too!!!