These cute mini charms arrived from
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Fabric Requirements:
2 Boo mini-charm packs ... (I used almost all the charms)
1/2 yard mottled black fabric for web sashing and outer border and binding ... (I had less than an inch left)
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Butterfly helped.
I sewed and pressed
Katniss helped.
I cut and sewed some more.
My quilty kitties were sew helpful!
pressed half back
I added a needle-turned applique circle of a Halloween print with a spider
in the center of the web.
I pinned the quilt sandwich only on the edges, back and front, smoothing each side several times and moving pins and repinning as needed.
I decided simple straight machine quilting lines on the black web was all that was needed.
Then I added some hand stitches to the spider in the center and it glows furry in the dark.
Although both my hubby and I tried with two different cameras, we did not have one capable of getting a good enough shot of the glow in the dark web to post the photo, but it looks spooky sweet!
First I quilted the spokes outward.
Then I added web lines in the curved black sashing.
and I have never had any issues easing them even around curves.
front
Time to Trick or Treat!
Giveaway
To win these frightfully festive fat quarters please leave one comment
telling me if you prefer to be tricked or treated.
Your do not need to be a follower to win, just be sure that I have an email address where I may contact you.
My faithful followers may have a second chance to win by leaving me a second comment telling me how you follow.
I will send this giveaway anywhere in the world.
The winner will be drawn at the stroke of midnight on October 31st!
Happy Halloween!
I hope you have enjoyed your visit to my scrapatch today!
October 22nd
Have a safe and happy Halloween!
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Just love the spider web quilt great job! Halloween is one of my favorite holidays! Thanks for the idea.
what a wonderful way to treat someone
with a wonderful spiderweb. I definitely want to bebtreated so I can treat someone else!
what a wonderful way to treat someone
with a wonderful spiderweb. I definitely want to bebtreated so I can treat someone else!
This is wonderful, Pat! So clever of you I must say and the thought you put into it is very apparent.
THX for the giveaway opportunity. Treated of course, especially chocolate is involved. Hubby would be trick, I think. LOL He is such a tease.
Oh how absolutely perfect for the season and thank you for the tutorial. I'll have to get out all of my Halloween scraps to create one for myself. Since I have 2 kidlets, treats are definitely preferred over tricks. We don't need any nightmares over here. Thanks for the chance to win.
love, love, love your spider web! great job!!!!
I follow you through email. thanks for the chance.
Love your spider web!
To be treated of course! Your spider web is amazing! I could imagine it as a playmat for a little boy. Thanks for the tutorial!
I am followinvg you via Bloglovin'.
AMAZING! I absolutely love your project!
And I love to be treated, definitely not tricked, lol :)
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I prefer to be "Treated" on Halloween....
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Your spider web tutorial was most helpful!
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Couldn't remember if I left a comment or not. Came back to get instructions. Thanks so much for an incredible project!!
Sorry if my email didn't show up on my first comment, here's another happy thought for you!
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