Tuesday, October 19, 2021

Ghostly Ghouls Blog Hop

I love the colors of Halloween.  When Carol of Just Let me Quilt announced the Ghostly Ghouls Blog Hop I knew I wanted to participate.  And of course I had to make a pumpkin...


 I started by digging in my scrap bin for oranges.  I found some lights and some darks and cut 2 1/2" half triangles on my Accuquilt cutter.  Then I sewed them together as shown below.


Next I traced a pumpkin outline onto Steam a Seam 2 fusible webbing and stuck it to the back.  then I cut out the outline edge of the pumpkin.


After that I added some black shapes for the face and quilted it to look like a pumpkin.  I didn't want to use more black for the binding and I already had some white binding made so I went with it.  I like that it contrasts.


I hope you get to quilt today!

Suzy




Be sure to check out the other amazing bloggers on the hop!



28 comments:

  1. Fun and simple! I love it. The background quilting looks great. Thanks for sharing!

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  2. Sweet! I like the colors you used and the fact that you made your own pattern. That's a great fall decoration for the house!

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  3. That was a great idea. I am getting a lot of pillow ideas during this hop. I hope to be ready for next year! This year is too busy for me.

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  4. Good idea to piece together the fabric for the pumpkin, it came out great.

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  5. Love your created fabric. Awesome idea and cute pumpkin!

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  6. Your little pumpkin is terrific. What a great way to piece the orange fabrics together. Such an unexpected design and super cute!

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  7. What a wickedly sweet little pumpkin creation! I love it and seeing the process you used to create it. Those fabrics were a great choice, too. Thank you for sharing your Ghastly Ghouls project!

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  8. This is very cute, Suzy!! Thanks for sharing your process!!

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  9. Great project, thanks so much for showing your technique!

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  10. Scrap bins are just the best! I love getting “bonus” projects done from them. Your sweet little pumpkin is a great reminder, that our scraps are just waiting to make something awesome!

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  11. Fun pumpkin. Thanks for taking us through the process.

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  12. Your pumpkin is too cute! Thanks for the mini tutorial.

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  13. He is a wonderful pumpkin for Fall!

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  14. What a clever idea to piece the pumpkin face! A super cute Jack!

    -Soma

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  15. The pumpkin quilt is really pretty, and perfect for Halloween.

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  16. Love the idea of the HST's as the base for your pumpkin. He is a sweetie.

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  17. I love how you've created your fun pumpkin. What a great idea.

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  18. Hi Suzy! What a cute and clever way to make your pumpkin! It turned out just great. The fabrics you chose are just perfection - he's a friendly looking pumpkin. ~smile~ Roseanne

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  19. Very cool. Love the patchwork in the pumpkin!

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