Hexagon Wreath Quilt Tutorial

Learn how to sew a festive hexagon Christmas wreath wall quilt using your stash of holiday fabric and a simple raw-edge applique technique (or go for trying out the EPP technique if you’d like too!)

This project is quick to sew, easy to customize with your favorite prints, and makes a charming seasonal decoration. Inside the Make & Take Monthly membership, you’ll find the full printable pattern and step-by-step video tutorial to guide you through each part of the process—from cutting hexagons to stitching them in place.

It’s a great weekend project and a fun way to add some handmade cheer to your holiday decor.

What You’ll Learn with This Project

This holiday wall quilt is the perfect project to explore a few fun quilting techniques—without getting overwhelmed. Inside the Make & Take Monthly membership, you’ll get access to the full pattern and a step-by-step video that walks you through:

• How to cut and prep hexagon shapes (perfect if you’ve been wanting to try EPP-style layouts without the hand sewing)
• Using raw edge applique to keep the process simple and beginner-friendly
• Easy ways to layer and quilt your mini project without needing a longarm or fancy tools
• How to bind and hang your finished quilt so it’s ready to display for the holidays

This project is quick to finish, even if your time is limited—and it’s ideal for using up fabric scraps, fat quarters, or any holiday prints you already have in your stash.

What You’ll Need

• Assorted green fabrics for the wreath (6 prints is plenty)
• Template – included in the pattern pdf
• Scraps for “berries”
• Fusible web or fabric glue for raw-edge applique
• Batting and backing fabric
• Binding (store-bought or handmade)
• Basic sewing supplies: scissors, rotary cutter, ruler, pins, iron, sewing machine

Hexagon Christmas Tree Quilt Tutorial

*note that these are basic instructions, the complete pdf and video pattern is included in the membership.

1st- you will need to hop on over here and follow the instructions for the quilt top background. Super simple to sew up. Have this put together before you get going. That way if you are quick with the hexagon pieces, you can start sewing them down on the background.

2nd- print off one page of Hexagon templates from here you will need size:

3rd- Gather your green fabric scraps, thread, needle

4th- Put all your supplies into a sewing kit and you are set!

Steps for making the wreath quilt: 

Sew 6 large hexagons for the wreath in green fabric. Sew them together in a circle design.

Sew 3 small hexagons for the berries in red.

Pin in place on the background quilt. Sew in place- tutorial if you need help.

Quilt and bind your small quilt.

This is one of those “grab your scraps and get stitching” kind of projects—great for gifting, decorating, or even making with friends in a weekend sew-along.

Inside the membership, you’ll also find the printable pattern and video to guide you every step of the way.

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