Free Quilt Pattern – Santa Express

All Aboard the Santa Express!

Santa Claus is checking his list and loading a final Christmas Eve delivery in the cargo car of this magical train, headed from the North Pole to Points South.

To make this 61″ x 61″ holiday quilt design, you will start with the central 37″ x 44″ digital-printed panel. You will piece the top and bottom panel (echoing the triangle shapes of the snowy mountains and treetops) with a snowflake print and Kona Solid Black, then add Railroad Track Stripes for the border, and finish with an Ombre Snowflake print that gives a dimensional effect.

This colorful quilt has an old-fashioned ambiance, and is sure to become a Christmastime heirloom for holidays to come. Sew up this quick-and-easy design for now, and for future Yuletide celebrations! We will prioritize getting these Free Quilt Pattern orders out the door to you as fast as possible this week.

…from the ‘Ol St. Nick – All Aboard!’ collection by Hoffman Fabrics.

PLUS – you’ll receive Free USA / 50% off INTL shipping
when you order the fabrics for this exquisite quilt pattern
(orders $100 and over, no coupon needed).

Don’t miss the ‘Polar Bear Majesty‘ and ‘Sea Turtle Bay‘ quilt patterns!

Order the pattern as configured, or customize it to your liking with any of our thousands of fabrics. Just place your desired fabrics in your Wish List, and these fabrics will appear in the Fabric Selector below the pattern.

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Download Instructions for the pattern at the bottom of the pattern designer page.

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