Monday, October 31, 2011

BLOGGER'S QUILT FESTIVAL

Halloween Houses on Halloween!


A few years ago, in the throws of my new found love for Freddy Moran, I made a house quilt for several holidays as a way to use some of the myriad of embellishments (enough for more Halloween quilts than I will ever make!) I had been collecting.


I had sew much fun creating different spookified houses.


It's special because hanging it up in the front hall has become part of our family's Halloween tradition. As my boys get older and wallow in their teen years, the outside decorating and trick-or-treating enthusiasm wanes, but happily the presence of this quilt remains as acceptably "cool".


I am looking forward to taking some time to visit the other quilts posted for this Blogger Quilt Festival. What a TREAT on this fun day!





10 comments:

  1. Oh how AWESOME is this - I love all the embellishments, the skeleton peeking out, this is wonderful!!! What a great quilt to share, and perfect timing!!

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  2. This is fabulous! Just love the fun fabrics and all the little details.

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  3. You know that when they grow up, they'll look back on this tradition with fondness. I love your shutters and all the buttons and embellishments.

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  4. I love all the little embellishments you used on this quilt. The doors and windows are great too. Very cute quilt.

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  5. Tried your soup, yummy Halloween treat. Your houses are visual feasts.

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  6. I love this wonderful Halloween Quilt!! If I saw it in real life I'd have to peek behind all the doors.

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  7. Great quilt. I am also fun of Halloween. Love you embellishments.

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  8. Great quilt I'm sure it looks even better for real. Great work

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  9. Love this little quilt and the doors and shutters that open!

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  10. What a terrific quilt, I love the doors and windows! Funny about your sons, I thought my kids were too old to want me to still decorate (high school and college) but they were disappointed when I said I wasn't going to and so I ended up doing it anyway.

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