Patterns, patchworks and projects
If you have young children, this would be a nice learning activity for them to do today, on Memorial Day. It’s a free download I found over at Startwrite.com.
Now, the use can be expanded. For quilters, why not print this on fabric – add batting and backing – and practice your quilting stitches, by hand, or on a domestic machine.
Click the link below to get started.
Memorial Day Worksheet, Startwrite.com
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Isn’t it just delightful? The stacked square Christmas tree pattern by Lewis & Irene is truly captivating with its unique and eye-catching design. This free Christmas quilt pattern offers a fresh take on traditional holiday motifs, making it a perfect addition to your festive decor.
Using block and border print fabrics, this beautiful Christmas quilt comes to life with vibrant colors and intricate details. The stacked square design adds a modern twist to the classic Christmas tree motif, creating a stunning visual impact that will impress everyone who sees it.
Whether you’re a seasoned quilter looking for a new challenge or a beginner eager to try your hand at quilting, this pattern is sure to inspire creativity and bring joy to your holiday season. So grab your favorite fabrics and get ready to stitch up a masterpiece that will be cherished for years to come. Get ready to deck the halls with the stacked square Christmas tree quilt pattern from Lewis & Irene – it’s time to make your holiday decor merry and bright!
You totally cheapened it by adding the last sentence. Summer does not “officially” start until June 21. Memorial Day is a remembrance of our fallen soldiers from all wars. Summer has nothing to do with it. As a veteran, I am apalled and insulted.
Theresa, the editor didn’t create the worksheet. Follow the link to the educational site and let them know how it made you feel. Also, perhaps let the history channel know, since the same sentiment was voiced on their Memorial Day intro video.
We know the reason for Memorial Day – the add on is only to point out that the day happens to also signal the start of summer, not that this is the reason for the holiday.
– Army brat and Air Force wife
Theresa,
you do have a point. The creator might have used the word “unofficial” instead of “official”. However, I went to my first BBQ yesterday, so in addition to honoring those who died for our country, Memorial Day has evolved into a way to mark a season change. I don’t think the creator of this worksheet meant to imply the season change is equal in significance to remembering our war dead. –Scarlett