If you're looking for some simple handmade holiday gifts, and you can sew, look no further than panels. Panels are a great way to make something simple, and to give something you've made. I usually purchase panels at both my LQS and JoAnn's. These projects all happened to come from JoAnn's.

Fabric books are a great gift for any age child! They come together easily, the instructions are printed on the panel, and they are inexpensive. I have made several - these are just the holiday specific ones I've made.

If you're interested in quilting, but intimidated by the actual quilting process, panels are a great way to get started. I purchased these, added some batting and backing, and quilted simple diagonal lines in both directions. I added some binding, and voila! My mom uses them as wall hangings during the holidays.


More next week!
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