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Cut Loose Press - Crazy Christmas Trees Pattern

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Make 8 Christmas trees from blues and greens with two different neutral backgrounds. Slash at angles and then resew them to create 4 "Crazy" Christmas trees.



7.5 x 40.5


Uses Creative Grids 3759 and 4029


Project Time: 2-6 Hour


Fabric Type: Square Friendly


Project Type: Home


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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Mia ★★★★★

The angled cuts for these trees create such a cool modern look once you resew them. I used Creative Grids rulers 3759 and 4029 to get the slashes just right, and the process was straightforward. Made all eight trees in one weekend.

Madison O. ★★★★★

Was pleasantly surprised how easy the crazy quilting technique is to follow, even for a beginner like me — the angled slashing and resewing instructions are super clear. Finished all 8 trees in one afternoon.

Ava ★★★★★

I love how the alternating green and blue fabrics create such a unique look for each tree. The angled resewing technique was surprisingly easy to follow and made all eight trees feel truly "crazy." Adding the neutral backgrounds really makes the colors pop.