I spent last evening watching the gorgeous
Blue Moon rise over my sewing room!
Practicing my voodoo…
Hacking quilts to bits…
Making bats for my belfry…
…and digging up some old friends.
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10 responses to “Halloween Stitchcraft…”
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Thanks “sew” much!!! Your “hacking” looks great in your finished batty top. What are you going to do with your scraps?!?!?The candy in the glove and spider ring is a great idea. Happy November!!
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Love you candy “packaging” would never have thought of that!I'll keep it in mind for next year though
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My beautiful neighbor gave it to me– even put a spider ring on the finger– she thought of everything! Much too cute to eat…. so far…
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The hacked to bits quilt is actually a “double wide dresden”.. google it– looked super fun to make, and I have to tell you, it was immensely satisfying to cut. The scraps are a really weird shap and I tried, but getting even a 1-1/2″ square was hard– I freed myself and threw them out!
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That is cool!! You did a great job!
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Thanks “sew” much!!! Your “hacking” looks great in your finished batty top. What are you going to do with your scraps?!?!?The candy in the glove and spider ring is a great idea. Happy November!!
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Love you candy “packaging” would never have thought of that!I'll keep it in mind for next year though
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My beautiful neighbor gave it to me– even put a spider ring on the finger– she thought of everything! Much too cute to eat…. so far…
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The hacked to bits quilt is actually a “double wide dresden”.. google it– looked super fun to make, and I have to tell you, it was immensely satisfying to cut. The scraps are a really weird shap and I tried, but getting even a 1-1/2″ square was hard– I freed myself and threw them out!
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That is cool!! You did a great job!
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