It's the final day of the Something Wicked Halloween Blog Hop hosted by Carol of Just Let Me Quilt.
I love the Halloween hop each year, it's one of my favorites. I have signed up to play along almost every year, so I am a little sad it will be ending. There is always so much spookiness to see during the Halloween hops and this week has been no exception!
Be sure to check out all the blogs at the bottom of the post to see all the wicked inspiration!
For my project, I made a Halloween Log Cabin quilt. I have been short on sewing time lately but still wanted a new quilt to drape over the couch and this one went together fairly quick.
It is made with twelve inch blocks and some sashing.
Batch sewing the blocks made the quilt come together pretty fast.
Check out my YouTube video for more details on how I made it and how long it took from start to finish. There is even a Free Pattern you can follow along with: Halloween Log Cabin Free PDF Pattern
I took the quilt downtown for a photo shoot.
My downtown has some unique buildings that make perfect backdrops.
And the sun was shining just right to pick up the quilting. You can't see it too good in the photo, but I used orange thread. It turned out fantastic!
This is an old tobacco barn that is no longer in use, and was moved downtown for historical purposes.
It had a nice rustic bench perfect for my quilt.
And some old grinding stones.
I used more Halloween prints from my stash for the back. So it's wickedly spooky on both sides!
Again, make sure to check out all the wicked projects this week!
Happy Stitching!!
Just Let Me Quilt
Just Sew Quilter
Sew Many Yarns
Patchouli Moon Studio
High Road Quilter
OCTOBER 22
Quilt Schmilt
Selina Quilts
Karrin’s Crazy World
Scrapdash
Quilted Snail
OCTOBER 23
A Quiltery
Elizabeth Coughlin Designs
Beaquilterspan
Homespun Hannah's Blog
OCTOBER 24
Moose Stash Quilting
Ms P Designs USA
Quilted Delights
Quilting Between the Rails
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Very pretty quilt. That pieced backing really looks great as well.
ReplyDeleteYour log cabin quilt is beautiful and I really like the fabrics you used.
ReplyDeleteNice Halloween quilt! It's fun to see all the different prints that you used in the quilt.
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, I LOVE this quilt! I am putting a Halloween log cabin on my list--I have enough in my stash to do that, thanks to Carol and Joan over the years. Hee, hee! Thanks for sharing this beautiful quilt!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun quilt and your photos are fabulous. Love the quilting on it too!
ReplyDeleteOh my wicked broomstick! Your photos of this beautiful quilt are gorgeous! What a fun setting to shoot all those photos (I'm a little jealous.) Your log cabin quilt looks amazing and your quilting looks frightfully fabulous. I'll be checking out your video, Leah. Thank you for all the spooky blog hops we've had together! xo
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilt, and beautiful photos detailing it! Perfect fabrics. Thanks so much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteGreat quilt Leah
ReplyDeleteI am so happy to see pieced backs; thank you. The log cabin block is wonderful and your quilting inspired.
ReplyDeleteHappy Halloween! Your quilt is wickedly wonderful. Thanks for sharing.
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