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21 Christmas Holiday Nutcracker Quilt Patterns
There’s something about the Nutcracker that makes us want to create with it year after year. Maybe it’s how this story can be so many things — sweet and innocent, dark and sinister, silly and frightening all at once. Or perhaps it’s because, in this world of high-tech electronic toys, the Nutcracker is quite possibly the cutest wooden toy ever invented. Whatever the case may be, we love designing quilts inspired by this classic tale. In this post you will find 21 different quilt patterns inspired by The Nutcracker, some are modern interpretations while others have a vintage feel. All of these quilts would make excellent gifts for friends or family members who love Nutcracker or those who just love quilting!
Below is a list of patterns, both paid and free for the Christmas Nutcracker.
Nutcracker Suite | A free quilt pattern – Patchwork and Poodles
Enjoy This Friendly Nutcracker Every Christmas – Quilting Digest
Classic Nutcrackers – Complete Pattern Set
Nutcracker Quilt Pattern – 3 Sizes – PDF
Free Quilt Pattern: Nutcracker Ornament Table Runner
Nutcracker Sweet Quilt Pattern | Little House Quilts
Nutcracker – PDF Pattern — The Inquiring Quilter
A Nutcracker Suite Quilt Pattern by Cheri Leffler
Quilt Inspiration: ‘Tis the season: Nutcrackers
Nutcracker Wall Hanging : FPP pdf pattern – Victoria Peat
Nutcracker FPP Pattern | Fiona Sandwich
Nutcracker Christmas – Riley Blake Designs
Looking for Holiday or Christmas-themed Fabric prints? Check these out.
Christmas is the season of joy and cheer. And, what better way to spread that spirit than through your quilts? Even if you’re not a sewer, you can still create a fabulous Christmas quilt. If you want to join the new trend of Nutcracker Christmas quilts, here are some easy tutorial ideas for you:
Cotton fabrics in red and green with white accents work best for this task. These two colors look beautiful when they are used as the base of your quilt. You can also use neutral shades as well as yellow, purple, blue and so on to get different effects with your quilt design.












