I normally don't make Halloween stuff either, but my friend, Julie, happened to give me a bag of some Halloween fabrics in all different prints and sizes and I had seen a pattern that I thought was so cool looking that I wanted to try making a quilt with that pattern. So I decided to use the Halloween fabrics that Julie gave me along with the lime green, black glittery fabric with eyes that I had already and I used orange fabric that I had for the binding too. I just love how cool and interesting this quilt turned out! I have ideas for making this quilt again with other fabrics. Thanks Julie for the Halloween fabrics!
The pattern is BQ3 from Maple Island Quilts, designed by Debbie Bowles. It has 2 sizes of blocks and I made the smaller block size as I wouldn't have enough of the Halloween fabric to go any larger. I got scrappy with this because of the Halloween prints that I had. Luckily I had enough of the lime green fabric and the black glittery fabric with the green eyes. This is one way to set the quilt. You can play around and set the quilt in other ways too.
There are other BQ patterns too from Maple Island Quilts as well and they are all such interesting looking quilts, but easy to do. Hint: You can also go to Sewing with Nancy on YouTube for the episode on how to make this very quilt. Debbie shows you how to make the larger blocks for this quilt.
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| The whole quilt measures 45.75" x 54.25". |
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| The fabric with the eyes 👀 has pairs of eyes set far apart on the fabric, so no matter how it was cut, the eyes were no longer a pair, but still look a bit spooky, mysterious and creepy as they peer out at you around the quilt. I feel the Addams Family theme song should be sung here 😄. I bought the eye 👀 fabric at a thrift store a few years ago. There was maybe 2 yards of it? Have no clue who designed or made this fabric print, but I like it. |
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| This quilt was donated to Project Linus, in time for some child to enjoy before Halloween. |
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| I used a purple and black polar fleece for the backing. No batting. The purple is much darker in person. I find purple a hard color to photograph as it photographs lighter or more blue usually. Polar fleece is a lint catcher too as you can see 😜! |
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