Note: This post contains affiliate links. I may receive a small commission (at no extra cost to you) if you click a link and make a purchase.
It's time to share the third and final Halloween quilt that I made this year! It's a Stay Square quilt using the Spooky 'n Witchy collection by Art Gallery Fabrics (just like the Ophelia quilt I blogged about a couple days ago).
But wait, I'm actually sharing two quilts in this post, so four in total? Sort of. Let me explain...
Note: This post contains affiliate links. I may receive a small commission
(at
no extra cost to you) if you click a link and make a purchase. It's an
easy, free way to support my business when doing online shopping you'd
be doing anyway!
I'm back to share the second of three Halloween quilts that I made this year. I really shouldn't be spending time remaking my existing quilt patterns when I have so many unpublished designs waiting to be written and so many other things I want to do to expand Pieced Just Sew. But sometimes I find a fabric and pattern combination that really calls to me and I just can't help myself!
This Ophelia quilt made with Art Gallery Fabrics' Spooky 'n Witchy collection was one of those times. I featured this fabric/pattern combo in a Fabric Refresh blog post a few months ago and I just couldn't stop looking at it. I really, really loved how it looked, especially with the dark background. I don't use dark backgrounds very often and I definitely don't use a dark print very often. There was just something about this one and I couldn't resist seeing if it looked as great in real life.
Turns out, it looks amazing! I could not be happier with how this quilt turned out!
Note:
This post contains affiliate links. I may receive a small commission (at
no extra cost to you) if you click a link and make a purchase. It's an easy, free way to support my business when doing online shopping you'd be doing anyway!
Are you ready to see my fourth Wayward quilt? This time it is a Halloween version using this year's collaborative collection from the designers at Ruby Star Society called Tiny Frights.
I know I've said it before and I'll say it again. While I don't like celebrating Halloween, I love, love, love Halloween fabrics and Halloween quilts. This quilt is no exception. I really like the color palette in this Tiny Frights collection. And wait until you see the extra surprise with these fabrics. Keep reading to find out!
