I've continued to work on getting the house decorated (and cleaned!) for Halloween but on this, the second day of my decorating labors, I found that more frequent breaks were necessary to rest my legs and back which, at this point, feel like they'll never be the same again. So what did I do during my breaks? I put the blocks together for the Halloween tabletopper I've been working on and added the borders too!
This pattern is a Schnibbles pattern called Lincoln; I've used many of the same fabrics that are in the bed quilt I showed yesterday, and this one will serve as a tabletopper on our dresser. Maybe tomorrow I can get it basted and quilted--or at least started. I'll still need to piece a back--it's a little too large for a single standard width of fabric.
Thanks for all the complimentary comments on the Hallowe'en 1904 quilt. Some of you said it was on your list of "someday" quilts--as it had been on mine. It's really great to finally get it done after working on it over the course of the past three late summer/early fall seasons. And, of course, it's just about time to go crawl underneath it for the night. I'm glad you stopped by!
4 comments:
I love your Lincoln quilt Kim, it looks great in Halloween fabrics. I decided to order the Halloween 1904 pattern and put the quilt on my list too.
Stars for Halloween are a great idea, cute quilt!
I especially love the bed quilt shared in your last post.
Wow, you've been busy - love the big star border!
Kim -- Just wanted you to know that I ordered the 1904 pattern after seeing your beautiful quilt. I love halloween, and this quilt won't get made this year, but hopefully next!
Colleen
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