44 Free Christmas Quilt Patterns ~ Get Your Holly-Jolly On!

This quilt uses the 8-at-a-time method of making half square triangles—you can check out a tutorial for that technique here.

The designer then goes on to use a sweet trick for making the larger HST units using a variation of the quick pieced method. Pretty smart!

Fabric line: Christmas in the City, released in 2022

Modern in the simplicity of the design, the abundant negative space, and the playful color scheme, this Christmas Tree quilt will be a conversation starter at your next holiday soiree.

Easy to make and a free pattern download to boot!

It's a quick piecing experience with only a handful of HSTs to make. Precuts make it even more speedy, or cut your own 5" squares from your favorite fabrics.

There's also a 26½"" square version of this design that uses Mini-Charm packs. Click HERE to download that version.

With the crisp crunch of snow beneath your feet and the silence of the deep woods surrounding you, this beautifully pieced quilt pattern by Penn2Paper will transport you to a winter wonderland. The Whispering Pines quilt features snow-covered pine trees set against a backdrop of crisp white fabric, evoking the serene beauty of a winter landscape.

The sample is made snuggle worthy with fabrics from the Snowy Weather flannel collection.

Designed for the Confident Beginner, this pine-filled quilt pattern is just the place to use up some of those leftover scraps from Christmas quilts past. 

The trees use the folded or connector corners technique—all the other patches are squares and rectangles.

With piecing simple enough to pair with watching your favorite Xmas movie...and still have time to quilt it.

Deck out your Christmas Trees with jelly rolls from your favorite collections.

If you're starting your holiday sewing early, it's a terrific scrap-buster, too!

Let the serenity and beauty of the holiday season settle in your home this year with a cozy quilt featuring charming cabins, lush pine trees, and a true sense of yuletide joy.

Includes templates and paper piecing. Learn more about printing them correctly here.

Foundation pieced trees (pattern included) surround a traditionally pieced center. 

Remember to set 'Scaling' to 'None' or print at '100%' or 'Actual Size' to print the pattern at the correct size.

If you're looking for a winter quilt pattern that is as joyous as snowfall itself, look no further than the Joyful Snow quilt pattern.

Featuring appliqued snowflakes and chained blocks in sweet prints, this quilt is perfect for snuggling up under on a cold winter night.

Click the picture to download this complimentary pattern, Patchwork Tree Pillow, from the Riley Blake Designs' website.

The pattern features an envelop back—no zipper to mess with!

Small enough, easy enough, and quick enough to make for a last minute hostess gift.

Make as a pillow with a no-zipper back, or as a table topper.

Just in time for your next get-together.

While the free pattern uses a block panel, you could easily swap in 9-1/2" unfinished/9" finished blocks for Fabric A.

A simple pattern to complete just in time for the Holidays.

The samples shown here use fabrics from Kaufman's Holiday Flourish line.

PS If you need a runner just a bit longer, check out Celebration Runner that's 5 blocks long.

Five different Christmas present patterns, so the piecing won't get boring.

How will you choose which to open first?

The quilt shown here uses fabrics from Kaufman's Holiday Flourish line.

An adorable stocking pattern. Not too bit. Not too small.

Embellish it or make patchwork fabric.

Need more than 1? On page 5 of the pattern, you'll find a chart with yardage requirements from 2-5 stockings. Good thinking, Empty Bobbin. That's handy!

The samples shown here use fabrics from Kaufman's Holiday Flourish line.

Remember to add other affiliates and precut friendly buttons

The sample uses fabrics from the Winter Sparkle Holiday line. The pattern also includes instructions using the Blue version of this collection.

Confident Beginner - where you have basic block construction done and would like to learn a new trick.

This pattern includes a full-size template for the stocking that you'll need to tape together. 

It also includes instructions for two additional pieced variations, and how to work with directional fabrics.

For help with printing the pattern, click here.

Say watt? You need a quick quilt before Christmas?

Light the way to a twinkling holiday season with this quilt design made up of Christmas lights.

This light-hearted pattern will add a bit of sparkle to your home decor. With its easy-to-follow instructions and a simple connector or folded corners technique, it's a quick project that you'll finish in no time.

Grab your fabric and get ready to celebrate with this quilt that's sure to shine brightly.

Fabrics in the sample are from Tinsel Town by Robert Kaufman.

Simple squares to stitch up a quick Christmas Tree skirt...maybe for a newlywed's or recently flown-the-nest's first Christmas.

Nothing like a free pattern to make it all come together.

Samples are stitched with fabrics from the Holiday Flourish collection.

If you loved the preceding Scrap Angels Stockings pattern, here is a coordinating quilt with the same angelic theme to complete your decorations. 

This one has instructions in two colorways. 

These angels will be singing your praises on high!

Wendy Sheppard's "Jolly Noel" quilt is sure to fill your home with the Christmas spirit!

Featuring festive designs of snowflakes, poinsettias, and Christmas trees, this quilt is what's needed to keep you warm on those cold winter nights. "Noel" is spelled out in beautiful ornaments and gifts, making it a festive holiday decoration for your home.

So snuggle up with this quilt and enjoy the holidays!

Jolly Noel, the batik fabric collection that is, suits this design, don't you think?

A simple two-fabric stocking pattern—let the fabric and the pom-pom fringe do all the work.

Paper piecing patterns are included with the free download. 

Remember to print at '100%' or 'Actual Size' or set page scaling to 'None' for accurate patterns.

Then check the 1" square on the copies to confirm they're the correct size before proceeding.