Witchy Stitchy ~ Cool 'n' Quilty

It is very hot and humid in my quilty corner today

so I sewing in my nice air conditioned room
and making plans for cooler fall days

and Halloween quilts.

All You Need To Know To Join This Blog Hop Fun Here

I always enjoy the Halloween Blog Hop

so I am participating.

Thanks, Carol @ Just Let Me Quilt, for hosting!  

I am also making plans to participate in this free quilty fun ... 

The Ultimate Beginner Quilt @ Fat Quarter Shop

I am not  beginner but there is always something to be learned.
Since this one finishes in October I am thinking I may use
fabrics from my Halloween stash.
 Best of all, my daughter says she is going to sew along with this QAL!  
This makes me sew happy! 
My Girl has never made a quilt before, but she is an accomplished garment maker.

I am still sewing along with

#100Days100Blocks2019 on IG

Here is my block for Day 19

This one is made from the 2.5" scrap strips I had in my project scrap jar.

I am sew happy to be keeping up with this one so far.

Sew All is Good in My Quilty Corner today.

Hope to see you sewing along with me on one or more of these fun quilty events.

May you have a happy quilty (and cool) weekend.

My Fabric Clock Needs a Reset

When it is the first of July

 and it is hot, hot, hot ...

or the thunder is rolling and skies flashing ...

and all I want is a cool drink of water ...

and a cozy spot in the shade

... But ...

I see a fabric collection for

  Halloween

that I just have to sew 

and it is disappearing off the shelves of all the shops on the internet

 ... what do I do?

Buy Fall Fabric! 

... before

it goes poof like 

the 4th of July fireworks. 

This pumpkin colored woodblock print is so vintage and sweet!

This is from 

All Hallow's Eve by Fig Tree Quilts for Moda Fabrics

Find some soon or you will feel haunted by ghosts of

fabrics lost this Halloween.

I have more of this fabric on the way.

You will be seeing a lot of this fabric on my blog.

I am haunting the mailman for the 4th of July.

Best if I offer him some nice cold water when it is 90 degrees in the shade to

keep the fabric coming!