Fall/Autumn is one of my favourite seasons to make quilts. I found this pattern many years ago when I was first starting. It is a fused piece for the appliqué with a mix of piecing.
Another fused piece, these are hand button hole stitched.
The turkey was from a magazine and the base from another source.
Several years ago this was a free wool appliqué pattern a blog hop. Sorry I don't recall the designer.
My original design from a class with Jane Sassaman, I called it October Weekend with Jane.
This pattern is called Holiday Baskets by Cheri Saffiote I call mine Where's Jack?
This witch's delight was designed by my friend Ethel Snow for a guild workshop. I had fun using different fabrics for the final borders. All the pumpkin stems are 3-D, I had fun adding some leaf and candy buttons.
I saw this pattern driving down to San Diego, unfortunately the shop didn't have a copy of it, but found it before I got back home. I made a few changes, I flipped the crescent moon and changed the bottom of the ghost.
Combination of piecing with fused details.
This guy's tail is 3-D, green beads for eyes. Prairie points for the tops of the picket fence; every picket is a different fabric.
Hi buddy on the other side.
Couldn't resist adding the buttons.
Had some fun adding the spider web. The spider has a pin backing on it.
Backing is an Alexander Henry fabric I think.
I renamed the pattern Three Amigos.
Added a bit of spider web fabric
Posted using BlogPress from my iPad
Another fused piece, these are hand button hole stitched.
The turkey was from a magazine and the base from another source.
Several years ago this was a free wool appliqué pattern a blog hop. Sorry I don't recall the designer.
My original design from a class with Jane Sassaman, I called it October Weekend with Jane.
This pattern is called Holiday Baskets by Cheri Saffiote I call mine Where's Jack?
This witch's delight was designed by my friend Ethel Snow for a guild workshop. I had fun using different fabrics for the final borders. All the pumpkin stems are 3-D, I had fun adding some leaf and candy buttons.
I saw this pattern driving down to San Diego, unfortunately the shop didn't have a copy of it, but found it before I got back home. I made a few changes, I flipped the crescent moon and changed the bottom of the ghost.
Combination of piecing with fused details.
This guy's tail is 3-D, green beads for eyes. Prairie points for the tops of the picket fence; every picket is a different fabric.
Hi buddy on the other side.
Couldn't resist adding the buttons.
Had some fun adding the spider web. The spider has a pin backing on it.
Backing is an Alexander Henry fabric I think.
I renamed the pattern Three Amigos.
Added a bit of spider web fabric
Posted using BlogPress from my iPad
3 comments:
Love your Autumn quilts. We are supposed to be in Spring but our weather has been alternating from cool winter days and hot summer days! Regards, Nessie
My favorite is the pumpkin with the stars in it.
I love Fall quilts but I have to say I love the Autumn quilt...wouldn't it be great in wool...yummmm
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