Reversible Christmas Tree Napkin
Add a festive touch to your Christmas table with these charming Christmas tree napkins! This project is a great way to use your favourite seasonal fabrics to create decorative napkins that make your holiday table setting extra special. Make a set for your own celebrations or sew a few as thoughtful handmade gifts.
Tutorial by Notches Sewing
Pattern
- Reversible Christmas Tree Napkin - PDF Sewing Pattern by Notches Sewing Buy Pattern →
Please note this is a pattern only and there is no written instructions for this project, you will need to follow the video for detailed step-by-step sewing instructions.
Machines Used
- Sewing Machine (This video features the Brother NV50S. This machine is retired but we recommend the Brother A150)
Recommended Tools
- ½" Ric rac
- Mini iron
- Finger pressing tool
- Countertop ironing board
- Large cutting mat
- Rotating cutting mat
- Point turner
- Magnetic seam guide
- Wide quilting ruler
- Template grips
- Plastic template
- Fabric clips
- Pins
- Chalk
- Magnetic tray
- Rotary cutter
- Vanishing marking pen
- Scissors
- Thread snips
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Echidna project material/ fabric requirements are an indication only and can seem to be generous. This has been intentional. Should you make a cutting or embroidery mistake you will have sufficient fabric to rectify your error.
This project has been crafted and created by Notches Sewing. Featured with permission.



