Hello Halloween
I'm in an October frame of mind.
It's time for a spooky good time.
So come on in and sit for a spell
And take a look
at some spooky and kooky Halloween quilts.
"Little Goblins"
2001
An adaption of a Sue Garman pattern.
Treat or Treat!
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"Halloween Cats"
1995
Machine Appliqued
A Red Wagon Pattern
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"Trick or Treat
Give Me something Good to Eat"
2013
A pattern from Crabapple Hill
Fun embroidery and lots of added beads.
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"Crazy Pumpkins"
2006
A pattern in Falloween
a Need'l Love Book
With lots of different embroidery stitches
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"Spooky Pumpkins"
2001
A pattern from the book Seasons
by Jan Patek and Sue Spargo
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"Midnight Silhouette"
2009
Pattern by Blackbird Designs
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2018
Pattern by Crabapple Hill
A reversible pillow
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Let the Ghoul Times Roll
Happy Haunting!
Until Next Time-
Kyle
So many fun things! I love that label! And the skeleton pillow is the best. Happy October...my favorite month of the year.
ReplyDeleteOH wow!! I just love each and every one...especially that Red Wagon cat pattern! You are all set for decorating!
ReplyDeleteOMG- what a great collection! I wouldn't necessarily call myself a Halloween person, but I do love the colours and most of the icons - none of the ghoulish stuff. Yours are all just plain fun!
ReplyDeleteSew much halloween goodness. You have a lovely collection of quilts and stitcheries. I have a hard time picking my favorite but those cats with their arched backs......sew cute!
ReplyDeleteKyle me encantan todas tus cochas!!
ReplyDeletetengo alguna de ellas en mi lista de hacer
Gracias por compartir
Gorgeous quilts Kyle!
ReplyDeleteFun fall quilts, I especially love the midnight silhouette quilt. I love fall decorations even more than Christmas ones.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun Halloween stitchery/quilting tour. Looks like things are very festive at your house.
ReplyDeleteI have one of the Halloween Cats quilts hanging on a quilt cabinet door right now. Loved making that one.
ReplyDeleteQuite a nice bunch of October quilts! Love all those Halloween Trick or Treater character blocks in the one quilt. Was that a Sue Garman design? Yours is delightful.
What a wonderful post! You’ve made some fantastic fall quilts. I especially love the Blackbird designs quilt 🧡 The appliquéd trick or treaters are fantastic as well - so fun!!
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ReplyDeleteOh My GOURD! Delightful!!!!
What a fun romp through your Halloween Quilt collection. They are fun, whysical, folky and fabulous. Super Cute vintage photo as usual. You've made my morning!
What a treat ;)
What a fun spooky post, Kyle! Love your embroidered quilt and pillow--and all those little goblins!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness! LOVE that little goblins quilt! So much fun! Autumn and Halloween are perfect subjects for MANY seasonal stitches! Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun collection! I love Halloween, but I don't have enough Halloween quilts. You've inspired me to get busy!
ReplyDeleteAll your Haloween quilts are amazing. Your house must be looking great with all those beauties on display.
ReplyDeleteHope you are all safe there, I watched the Cameron Peak fires on the news here in the Netherlands. It scared me....
A lovely collection to have out to celebrate Halloween. I love the cats!
ReplyDeleteHard to pick a favorite among all these fun Halloween quilts!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful display of spooky fun quilts. Thanks for the Halloween treat!
ReplyDeleteI always loved the cat quilt!
ReplyDeleteWOW!! You have some GREAT Halloween quilts! I have the cats for the Red Wagon quilts done and laying around (they've been marinating for YEARS) and I need to get them into a quilt! Little Goblins is too cute and I have the book with Midnight Silhouette in it that I've intended to make FOREVER! Just last night I was perusing my old magazines (getting rid of most) and found a Primitive Quilts that has yet ANOTHER Halloween quilt that needs making. I really should start now for finishes by NEXT Halloween!
ReplyDeleteWow you have a GREAT selection of Halloween quilts! You are quite prolific. I especially like the goblins one.
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