Cute Spider Web Halloween Quilt
10-24-2018, 01:17 PM
#1
Super Member
Thread Starter
Join Date: Feb 2013
Location: North Florida
Posts: 2,156
Cute Spider Web Halloween Quilt
I found this link today for a this small spider web Halloween quilt. It looks like a table topper to me. I really want to make this. The instructions are included on the page of the link.
https://scrapatches.blogspot.com/201...14-my-new.html
https://scrapatches.blogspot.com/201...14-my-new.html
10-24-2018, 01:44 PM
#3
Senior Member
Join Date: Jul 2016
Location: Oregon
Posts: 890
Love that! I did a small mug rug for a swap last year. No pattern, just played with it. (the thing on the right is a skillet handle hot pad) The spider is made from a button and is attached with velcro.
[ATTACH=CONFIG]602994[/ATTACH]
I placed a square of the two fabrics, then cut them "stack and whack" style, then alternated the pieces to make two different mug rugs. I did it "envelope/pillowcase/birthing" style, so no binding was needed.
[ATTACH=CONFIG]602994[/ATTACH]
I placed a square of the two fabrics, then cut them "stack and whack" style, then alternated the pieces to make two different mug rugs. I did it "envelope/pillowcase/birthing" style, so no binding was needed.
Last edited by Sleepy Hollow; 10-24-2018 at 01:46 PM.
10-24-2018, 03:08 PM
#5
Super Member
Join Date: Nov 2017
Location: Portland, OR
Posts: 2,244
Love the spider button. I also like to play with webs. I quilted one in my mini Halloween quilt.
Originally Posted by Sleepy Hollow
Love that! I did a small mug rug for a swap last year. No pattern, just played with it. (the thing on the right is a skillet handle hot pad) The spider is made from a button and is attached with velcro.
[ATTACH=CONFIG]602994[/ATTACH]
I placed a square of the two fabrics, then cut them "stack and whack" style, then alternated the pieces to make two different mug rugs. I did it "envelope/pillowcase/birthing" style, so no binding was needed.
[ATTACH=CONFIG]602994[/ATTACH]
I placed a square of the two fabrics, then cut them "stack and whack" style, then alternated the pieces to make two different mug rugs. I did it "envelope/pillowcase/birthing" style, so no binding was needed.
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
