Wednesday, August 25, 2021
The Beginning Of A Halloween Quilt
Geo's birthday is on October 31. Since he loves Halloween, I thought I would make a quilt for him this year.
I ordered online from Sew Sisters, a great place to shop. My order arrived quickly and I was pleased with the fabric.
I looked through some quilting books to find an idea and came up with the Anvil block. Each fabric can be featured in the centre of a block.
In my 34 years of quilting, this is the first time making a Halloween quilt. There will be fabric left over, so there may be placemats or a table runner in the future.
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