I made this wall hanging back in my quilting days and it hangs in my kitchen every October. The blocks are all either court house step or log cabin and they are made with 1″ strips, the entire piece is only 22″ X 32″. I must have been insane to work with such tiny pieces!
Happy Haunting!
I love the quilt! Very Halloweeny! 7 more days dude!
Insane, maybe, but so very talented! Everything you make is beautiful! The quilt is great, right down to the spider hanging from the web!
Boo!!
(that means “great wall hanging” in ghost talk)
that’s amazing looking. ghoulishly amazing.
That is so freaking cute . . .
that’s amazing looking. ghoulishly amazing.
That IS truly amazing.
Cute quilt. I love the picture of the maple tree too.
Your quilt is beautiful! I just love the cat with the bow on the tail.
That is wonderful. Did you design it yourself?
“I must have been insane” Does that mean you think you no longer are??? IMWTK
Annie has good eyes. Darling, fun quilt. You were good;-)
Insanity it may have been, but the result is oh so neat.
That is SO cute. And there’s a lot of detail in there too. It gave me a real chuckle this morning.
Boo! It’s amazing — the photo does not do it justice, though.
Love it. Makes me nostalgic for my quilting days.
I love it :). I wish I had a wee bit of sewing talent.
Insane, maybe, but the finished quilt was certainly worth the effort! I love this time of year, and the quilt is perfect.
Insane,yes. But it looks great! I’m betting the eyes were younger….
Wow, lady! That’s a lot of peicing! It’s really really cute, and a testament to your patience =)
OK, how cute is that! And I’m totally impressed since I can’t even sew one straight seam.
That is very cute Carole. It is possible that you’re still crazy…..
Gorgeous! But wow that’s alot of work.
That’s so cute … even if it does make my fingers hurt to think of piecing all those tiny strips.
WHat a great wall quilt! Very cool!
That is so cute! I hate to think of all those tiny pieces too.
Howlingly cute!
Very cool! That is definitely something to be proud of.
It’s veeeeeerrrrry scaaaaaarrrrrry!! But oh so sweet. Thank you for sharing!
Cute!
That’s why I don’t quilt: visually, I like the “tiny piece” quilts and I don’t have anything near to the patience required to make one!
You have the “stick to it” gene, that’s for use. I dabbled briefly in quilting. Very briefly!
It looks wonderful though, and makes me want to try again!
Carole — that’s amazing! I’m sooo not a quilter so I sit here in awe of that! Have a great day!
Very cute. You are just so talented.
You know why I like it. 😀
I love it!
My first quilt was log cabin blocks. Sixteen inch log cabin blocks. What was I thinking? o.0
That is gorgeous! You’re so multi-talented!
Now THAT’a a work of art! Beautiful!
That’s so impressive. And cute. 🙂
Follies of youth, eh?… 😉 Back when I would crochet, I only used the tiniest steel hooks and the thinnest crochet cotton. It was all about the challenge. Didn’t help my eyesight any, that’s for sure. 😉
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That’s awesome!!!! I love it!
That is so cute!
OH! Thanks for the reminder that it’s ECF!!! hehe Adorable wall hanging – it’s time to start with the fall holiday decorating. Yay! 🙂
Wow, that looks great! I love the effects you can do by combining specific color placement and geometric blocks. It’s a cool effect.
I keep meaning do a log cabin but never have gotten around to it. Very cute 🙂
You are insane. But in a good way. That wall hanging is mesmerizing.
I agree with Kat *grin*
It’s so cute and so Halloweenie 🙂
OMG, I love that! I love log cabins in any incarnation anyway and that is just so freaking cute! 1″ strips, 22×32? Insane maybe, but wow. That is some great detailing.
How did you get the cat to leave the bow on its tail? Mine always goes crazy on me… not that I’ve tried it or anything 😉
Lovely quilt!
very cute and perfect for friday the 13th.