I have a winner in my Quilts in the Pumpkin Patch. I'm waiting for Sherry B. to send her snail mail address. I have 3 more giveaways on Thursday for my Wicked Blog Post, so please check back for an awesome block (with free pattern), another halloween quilt, and 3 freebies.
What's Halloween without costumes? When my 3 girls were young, I refused to spend longer than one hour on any costume. I had to devote my precious sewing time to quilting. Now my middle daughter makes costumes for my favorite grandson (he will be 2 in November) and here is the conversion of a hooded sweatshirt (that came with the mohawk fringe) into a rooster. Isn't this the cutest thing!
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| Hooded sweatshirt transformed into an awesome rooster! |
Now, how about a Halloween quilt? Here is a simple one from my book
Supersize 'Em Quilts.
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| Trick or Treat Mice - 30" center block |
See you on Thursday for the Wicked (cute) blog hop!
I love the hooded sweatshirt, that is great. Congrats to your grandson !! He has his birthday in the same month as I do :-)
ReplyDeleteYour halloween quilt is beautiful.
cuter little sweatshirt costume. And it looks like your daughter is pregnant. Congrats Debby.
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Thanks for the giveaway, Debby....I can't wait to look through your calendar for more easy projects, as well as the ones you show here on your blog.
ReplyDeleteBy the way, I used to make my kids' costumes too---once made a raccoon costume with a hood that was very warm, a good thing when Halloween in Iowa can be darn right cold!
That is a cute rooster costume. I used to make my kids costumes too and we still have some of them in the attic.
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