Halloween Show & Tell

[Kesten B.]

[Pamela O.]

Here are mine.

[Kim M.]

This was a UFO that I had for several years. It's a pattern from the Fons and Porter magazine. I used it to practice some techniques like bobbin quilting and couching. Fun!

[Betty J.]

I don't have a Halloween quilt of my own, but I have to say you all are soooo much fun and creative. They are just plain adorable (and maybe a teensy bit scary).

[Debbie W.]

This witch was made from a Dandelion Seed Company pattern called Haunted Hill. I used batiks and machine appliqued and quilted using Superior's Glitter Thread. I added the spider and spider web in the corner because I thought it just needed 'something', plus I was having a great time with the Glitter Threads and didn't want to stop.

[Debbie W.]

Dancing With Bats is a pattern from Dandelion Seed Company. I used batiks and machine appliqued and machine quilted using Superior's Glitter Threads.
It was such fun trying to find just the right fabrics.

[Debbie W.]

Here are my witches and changeable jack-o-lantern quilt I made for my DGS last year.

[Hannelore N.]

Mary, those 4 witches are brilliant! A very clever design!

[Dawn S.]

Mary, you should post the pumpkin quilt that I saw on the wall in your living room. With all of the prairie points. I really liked it! Others will, too! Dawn

[Dawn S.]

Lorchen, I wish I could claim that witch design, but it's from a magazine! And Dawn, here you go! (Just finished the Halloween costumes - can't wait to see the kids in them. Will get pics!)

[Dawn S.]

This is hung on my office door

[Dawn S.]

This witch was made from a Dandelion Seed Company pattern called Haunted Hill. I used batiks and machine appliqued and quilted using Superior's Glitter Thread. I added the spider and spider web in the corner because I thought it just needed 'something', plus I was having a great time with the Glitter Threads and didn't want to stop.

That is a great quilt! Thank you for sharing!

[Nancy M.]

This witch was made from a Dandelion Seed Company pattern called Haunted Hill. I used batiks and machine appliqued and quilted using Superior's Glitter Thread. I added the spider and spider web in the corner because I thought it just needed 'something', plus I was having a great time with the Glitter Threads and didn't want to stop.

I love this quilt (actually both the Halloween ones that you posted)....especially your addition of the spider and spider web. Very nicely done! Thanks for sharing1 Nancy

[Karen M.]

Scary pumpkins appliqued from the pictures that my grandkids made

[Carol M.]

A few fun Halloween Quilts. Two are wall hangings and one is a table runner. Not too scary but lots of fun. Have a great Halloween everyone!!!!