I also participated in Cheryll's 12 inch Mini Quilt Club. Click on the link to join in the fun - the sign up for December - Christmas Mini is going on now.
The October Mini was Spring and I received the beautiful Mini from Tracee. Hexies and bird houses...my favorites! Thanks Tracee, I love it!
My October/Spring Mini went to Lyn.
As you can see my daughter decorated for Halloween. It looks great! I finished 2 projects to help with the decorating. The first was started years ago and was suppose to be a Lap Quilt but I made it for the front door (remember I said that's where I sewed....the ironing board makes it hard to open the door).
I also made the table runner Itsy Bitsy Halloween from the book My Runners by Disa Designs. It's a little longer than the pie safe it's on.
And now to Christmas. I finished these ornaments that must have been started 10 years or so ago. There's still more to complete but it's a nice start. Thanks to Christmas Through The Year, Darlene and Cheryl, I have some Christmas presents made.
Madelyn, my 4th grandniece was born in September and I made her this jelly roll race quilt. I just love the colors. Dan quilted swirls on it in a variegated bright green - it looks great, thanks Dan.
And last but not least, I finished my Hay Bale Quilt, pattern by Edyta Sitar. This quilt is for me and I'm going to snuggle under it this winter when relaxing and reading. I love the fabrics, a mixture of prints and batiks. Again, Dan did a beautiful job quilting! Look at the detail in each of the blocks. Thanks Dan! (I only quilt my small projects).
HAPPY HALLOWEEN!
13 comments:
Gosh, lots of goodies to share with us! The door quilt is a fun one and love the minis you have both made and received. I really like the hay bale quilt, too.
Looks like a lot of great things are done. Good Job. I love it all! Hope to see you soon.
Wow! You've been so busy and productive. Way to go. You're even ready for Christmas!
Well what a wonderful post today, full of so many finishes! Congratulations. I love all your decorations and the little table runner is so cute with all those spiders and the pumpkin.....and not forgetting that Jackolantern stack on the door too!
Wow Danette such a bumper post of creative goodies!
The 2 mini's are very lovely, I love Tracee's work, and the one you made for Lyn is really so pretty...
Good on you finishing those ornaments after so l-o-n-g! The birds are cute.
Hay Bale is amazing, such a lot of work you have done... and quilted so well too! Yay Dan! I'm sure you will enjoy snuggling under it and feeling so pleased with yourself about making it, Congrats!
You received a pretty Mini in your swap and I also like the one you made Lyn..
You have been very busy sewing away for the past few weeks.Great projects finished..
So busy in your world! The mini's are lovely. And your Christmas things so cute!
LoVe both MiNi's...can't decide which I will steal...ooppss I mean copy...lol! Love the halloween decos too... so scary! :)
Some excellent finishes Danette! The Halloween quilts are so cute and I love your flower.
You have been busy Danette. I love your Halloween decorating & the mini quilt for Lyn is gorgeous! Tracee xx
You're so productive!Love your hexie flower and the October mini quilt:)
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