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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...
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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 I really shouldn't be spending time remaking my existing quilt patterns when I have so many unpublished designs waiting to be written and so many other things I want to do to expand Pieced Just Sew.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!
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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!
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Today I'm sharing my Scrappy Herringbone quilt made with a layer cake of Spooky Darlings by Ruby Star Society. The designers of Ruby Star Society recently chose several quilters to be part of their Ruby Star Makers group and I was surprised and thrilled to have been one of them!
That means that they send me fabric from one of their new or upcoming collections and I get to make something with it and share it with you! There was a sign up list with the available fabrics and the choices went fast but I managed to snag a layer cake of their collaborative Halloween collection, Spooky Darlings.
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Are you a Halloween fan? I don't really like the holiday itself. Don't hate me! It's just not my thing. I don't want to dress up, I don't want to go to a costume party (or any kind of party, for that matter), and I don't want to go to a haunted house. But for whatever reason, I LOVE Halloween fabric and quilts! I already featured one Halloween fabric collection for Friday Fabric Refresh this year (if you missed it, you can check that out here) but I couldn't resist doing another Halloween post for Spooky Darlings by Ruby Star Society. This line is full of pumpkins, black cats, skulls, ghosts, candy, and fancy spiderwebs with little metallic spiders!
I liked one of the refreshed quilts so much that I bought some fabric from Fat Quarter Shop and I'm going to turn it into a real quilt. I can't wait to see if it turns out as good in real life as it looks in digital form! If you want to see which quilt I'm making, make sure you're following me on Instagram so you don't miss it when I start sharing!
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Happy Friday! There are only 107 days until Halloween so it's time to start working on those spooky projects! Luckily, the Halloween fabric collections are showing up in quilt shops. One of my favorite new collections is Ghost Town by Dana Willard for Figo Fabrics. Adorable cats, cute ghosts, colorful bats, and some great blenders make up this collection.
If you have been to my blog before, you probably know how this works. I used my Electric Quilt 8 software to refresh some of my patterns with Ghost Town fabric. I could never make all of the quilts that I want to make, so sometimes I have to settle for making digital quilts! I'm sharing them here in case you do have time and want to make one of my patterns in Ghost Town while seeing how it will look before you start.
Happy Friday and Happy (almost) Halloween! I'll admit that I have a strange relationship with Halloween. I don't like Halloween parties or dressing up, but I love Halloween fabric and quilts!
One of my favorite Halloween collections this year is Spooky 'n Sweeter by Art Gallery Fabrics. I decided to feature this fabric for a Halloween edition of Friday Fabric Refresh. Let's get started!
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