works4me--your blocks are looking great!!

Thanks oksewglad. I'm liking them, too. I have no finishing plans. As of now, I'm thinking that I'm doing 63 blocks for the twin size quilt and sending it out for quilting as it will never fit through the throat of my Janome Gem. And I have a design in mind for sashing fabric that I will dye myself. I think. Since I've been doing my fussy cutting based on a straight block layout vs on end, that's what I will continue. I guess I have given it some thought after all. :)

Thanks carriem. I always enjoy the fabric choice/piecing process.

Thank you dublb. I think I'm going to like this quilt.

And thanks everyone who is following along. I know I am really late to the party but it feels like you are all right there with me. :)

............... not that you haven't liked your other Halloween creations! It's fun to come
back to these and help to cheer you on!!!

Thanks for letting us see the group shot ... a good group together. The burgundy really does shine over and above the others, so of course you know my next request ............ more burgundy! (do I hear a seconder, OKSGlad??:D). Congratulations W4Me ... for trotting on down the path ... I'm right here with you!

Oh I love them all together ! ! ! ! !

QuiltE - of course I've loved my other Halloween quilts.:) This one is quite different for me in that, not only is it a sampler but also batiks. It's still very much in the spirit of Halloween without being as in your face as Franky for example.
And thank you for the encouragement. If we can arrange the time, there are 3 new batiks waiting across the border for me plus the last of the sage and the yellow. I cleaned out two stores this round of shopping. :) And I still hope to make some more of my own fabric this weekend.

Thanks Anael. I really like the sage as a constant. It pulls them all together.

W4Me ... and you forgot the other difference, that it is more subtlea and subdued in colourings and patterns than the others! Happy Cross Border Pick-Up Shopping!!!!!!!