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| The only Halloween fabric I had was this border print with the pumpkins and cat and I had it a long time, so I chose my other fabrics to go with the border print. |
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| I added some glitter paint to the shoes and dresses of all the placemats. |
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| I used some Christmas fabric for the backings and bindings of all of these placemats so that they can be reversible too. |
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| Close-up of a shoe...oops pardon the lint that always seems to shows up on my black fabric no matter what I do. I think that stray threads and lint wait just until I am about to snap a picture and then they jump right onto my quilts, lol!!! |
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Can you see the glitter I placed randomly on her dress?
I made this quilt using my Alphabet Quilt Pattern. I sell the Alphabet Quilt pattern on Craftsy.
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Thanks to Madame Samm & Wendy for organizing this
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Wonderful job on your placemats and even better that they can be reversible ... genius! Thank you so much for sharing and I wish you happy!!
ReplyDeleteSo fun! Love that they are reversable, too! Great thinking! That "boo" is just fabulous!
ReplyDeleteVery cute placemats. I love the "Boo" quilt. Great projects, as always! ... :) Pat
ReplyDeleteThe background kitties/pumpkins is perfect framing to some wicked fun.
ReplyDeleteSuch cute placemats. Love the curled up toes on the wicked witches shoes and the glitter paint is the perfect touch! I'm headed over to check out the patterns.
ReplyDeleteLove your witchy shoes placemats! Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteLove your witches shoes! Each is adorable. The Boo Sign is so cute. Great job.
ReplyDeleteVery sweet shoes. So fun and whimsical. Bright colors make these the cat's meow. Just lovely.
ReplyDeleteYour placemats and BOO piece are wickedly fun!
ReplyDeleteGreat shoes.....smile.
ReplyDeleteLove the placemats - wish I had a pair of shoes like that! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteYour placemats are sew cute. Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteGreat job on all your spooky shoes. I love it!
ReplyDeleteI love the placemats, and very cool choice on changing the fabrics in each of the different placemats. I absolutely love that patchwork dress in the first placemat. Got any extra you could share.. :) Great Great Idea.
ReplyDeleteI need a set of those for my table! Love them!
ReplyDeleteLove those shoes. Just awesome!
ReplyDeleteLove them!!1 Happy Halloween
ReplyDeleteJjthor my pretty you too are a no-reply. I cannot email you personally. I thank you for your sweet comment!
DeleteWhat a wickedly delightful Halloween table you be able to set. Seriously cute mats.
ReplyDeleteAh Frances my pretty, you are a no-reply and I cannot email you personally. Thank you so much for your sweet comment!
DeleteWhat fun - I love the witch's boots!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing Daryl!
Great idea to make them reversible but I would want to hang them on the wall to look at.
ReplyDeleteI love spooky shoes. A wall grouping with Boo and shoes would be perfect! How many days before Halloween??? I gotta get busy!
ReplyDeleteOh Daryl...I love the shoes!! Your letters are great too.
ReplyDeleteLove all those witchy shoes! And the Boo is perfect for the season!!
ReplyDeleteBOOOOOOO to you and your wicked shoe makers for a dancing halloween bewitching time...wicked.....yes oh yes
ReplyDeleteYour wicked shoes make me smile! Love the glitter touches!
ReplyDeleteSusie
Truly wicked place mats you have created. Adore how each one is different, and the border fabric is lovely. The Boo mat is great too.
ReplyDeleteCute little witches. Love the alphabet quilt.
ReplyDeleteYour Halloween table will be so wickedly wonderful with those great placemats and runner! I love how each one is different. (And yes....those threads are more wicked than any scary witch....they are relentless at my house!)
ReplyDeleteAll your pieces are wonderful, but I really love the "BOO" quilt!
ReplyDeleteThose are some Wicked looking shoes, I might have a pair in my closet. I also love the BOO bander. Great work on this Wicked Hop.
ReplyDeleteWhat great projects wonderfully well done! :)
ReplyDeleteGreat work, wickedly wonderful!
ReplyDeleteYour spooky shoes are all adorable! Great job!
ReplyDeleteGreat job on the place mats. Clever to make them reversible.
ReplyDeleteFabulous projects. Love that they are reversible .
ReplyDeleteLovely and fun placemats--I'd hate to cover them up with plates to eat anything! I'd have to put the plates off center, so it looked a bit like the witch had a plate dropped on her Oz style. ;-) I like that BOO quilt too!
ReplyDeleteI love the placemats!! So adorable! Thanks for sharing and I love the little glitter touches :)
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful projects...I love that you made them reversible. Thanks for sharing with us all.
ReplyDeleteLove this... could even make some changes for Elf feet... love this...
ReplyDeleteThank you for your comment my pretty. I cannot email you a personal reply because you are a no-reply.
DeleteI love your witches boots! They look amazingly wicked! Just remember not to spill water on them.....they might melt!The BOO quilt is beautiful as well! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteJust adorable!!!!! Both projects are grand! Love the "extras' on the witches boots!
ReplyDeleteGreat job!
These are so cute! You added the little details that really make them special!
ReplyDelete:) Kelly @ My Quilt Infatuation
Ah my pretty you too are a no-reply so I am not able to reply to you via email. Thank you for your wickedly sweet comment.
DeleteLove the Spooky Shoes! Great fabric choices!
ReplyDeleteThose are darling and such a great idea!
ReplyDeleteLove the boots! Your BOO pattern is very wicked, too!
ReplyDeletewonderfully wicked work!!
ReplyDeleteI love place mats, especially with glitter. All the fabrics work great together! And reversible, another great idea!
ReplyDeleteWonderful projects. I love the touch of glitter you added. :)
ReplyDeleteThe Spooky Shoes placements are wicked fun! I really love your BOO quilt as well - great job!
ReplyDeleteAh my pretty you are a no-reply and I cannot email you personally. Thank you for your wickedly sweet comment and thanks for visiting me today.
DeleteGreat placemats. This hop is giving us lots of ideas. Your banner is another great idea.
ReplyDeleteDaryl...love the wicked boots and the BOO runner is spooktacular. Thanks for sharing...Happy Haunting!!
ReplyDeleteGotta love some boots! Woo hoo! I love your Boo runner too. So fun! :) :) :)
ReplyDeleteShoes?? where!
ReplyDeleteI love the Boo runner
ReplyDeleteAh my pretty Rose you are a no-reply blogger, so I cannot email you a personal comment. I do thank you for your wickedly sweet comment!
DeleteThose are both just wickedly cute :D
ReplyDeleteYour shoe collection is enviable. Love them all and the skirts go with them so well. Super table runner too.
ReplyDeleteI can't choose! I can't choose! They are all so dad-gum cute!!!!
ReplyDeleteAnd the table runner is adorable for sure!!!
GREAT!! I love them all. How much fun is that!! I love how you can do different things with each one. I love the glitter and paint. Great details!!
ReplyDeleteGreat witch shoes and skirt - try making a whole witch.
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Great placemats and I love the different details on each of the shoes. Wickedly cute project.
ReplyDeleteGreat shoes!!!!
ReplyDeleteThe shoe placemats are darling....love how you made each one different. Thanks for sharing with us.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great shoe parade. Well done!
ReplyDeleteHow adorable!!! Love all you cutie witch feet! Just Wicked!
ReplyDeleteReal cute for sure. A friend made a quilt similar to this idea and sent it to her sister. She put the following on it: If the shoe fits,,,"
ReplyDeleteDaryl these spooky shoes are just darling! I know my grandchildren would love them. :) blessings, marlene
ReplyDeleteFabulous Spooky Shoes on Tuesday Shoesday and this fun Wicked hop. How fun to make placemats for Halloween. Thank you for hopping. BOO-tiful...
ReplyDeleteI like that the placemats have different dresses. Love the BOO runner too.
ReplyDeleteGreat placemats...the all look so different, even though they have the same border fabric. And using Christmas fabrics on the back so they can be reversible is genius! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute idea to make the same pattern but do them up differently; really cute. Loved the patchwork skirt - such fun!
ReplyDeleteThose are the cutest shoes! What fun! Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteNini~
What CUTE place mats ! I may need to get that pattern !
ReplyDeletedaryl - these are adorable. And i love the glitter!
ReplyDeletethe Boo quilt is cute too.
xo jan
I love these placemats. I may have to go to Craftsy and get the pattern. I still have time to make them. I really love how you did them Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteI love those shoes..... check with my post on the 29th to see why....
ReplyDeleteLooks like you had a lot of fun making them and making them each a little bit spooktackular
in stitches
What fun projects Daryl, thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteAs always Perfect! They are so cute!
ReplyDeleteGreat placemats. They are all awesome. Good idea on making them reversible and your border fabric is fantastic!
ReplyDeleteWhat cute projects. I love the BOO table runner the best.
ReplyDeleteAdorable shoe placemats. Love the boo quilt too.
ReplyDeleteOh, I love your placemats! They are so fun!
ReplyDeletePerfect projects for the season. I love the boots on the witch. The variations add delightful CHARM. You and your friend Bobbie are very, very creative. I love the BOO placemat too. Both are wonderful ideas for the holiday. Thank you for participating and being a great, wonderful, creative inspiration. I was remember you are in New Mexico and you make me want to come see my daughter and her family in ABQ. I was just there in September and I'm ready for a return visit. I was there last Halloween and the boys' costumes cracked me up.
ReplyDeleteI really like your "boo" quilt! And the witches shoes are lots of fun. They'd make a great lap quilt if put all together, I may have to look into that!
ReplyDeleteBrandy, my pretty, you are a no-reply so i cannot email you directly. Thank you so much for your wickedly sweet comment!
DeleteYour Spooky Shoes place mats have me wondering--- what does the rest of the witch look like? How scary is she? Also, what mischief is she up to? I also really like your Alphabet Quilt. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteLove your placemats!!! Totally cute :) And so is your BOO quilt! Thank you for sharing with us.
ReplyDeleteI like how each pair of shoes and dress is different AND the fact they are reversible is awesome!
ReplyDeletethe placemats are fun and love your boo mini too !
ReplyDeleteYour placemats are hilarious! I love them! Thanks for sharing a link to your friends patterns. Great work!
ReplyDeleteSew Wicked Witch of the West--I love it! Boo is just too cute. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness this is about the cutest placemats, I love all their cute skirts/dresses and OMG! those boots are so fun to look at fabulous projects as always Daryl:) I'm sure the poncho is looking great:)
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Norma
Wish I had time to make some of these before Halloween, maybe next year..
ReplyDeleteWhere do you get the time?? You are everywhere!!!! Nice going!!
ReplyDeleteI love your placemats - fabulous!
ReplyDeleteThe placemats are just wickedly wonderful!
ReplyDeleteCute and festive. Love the glitter
ReplyDeleteGmama Jane
What perfect placemats, Daryl! You and your friend are both so talented.
ReplyDeleteThat is one great set of shoe-tastic placemats.
ReplyDeleteYou definitely put the shoe into spooky. How fun. Thanks
ReplyDeleteThose place mats are so cute!! Love! =)
ReplyDeleteSorry my email didn't show up on my first comment, I got it figured out after someone contacted me through my blog today. Blogger and Google+ need to have a talk, because this is the second time I've had to fix it! Anyway, have a wonderful day!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!!!!!! You always pay so much attention to the detail of your work. Beautiful colours and fabric and love that they are reversible to be used at a different time of the year.
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