“Halloween!” or “Pumpkins”
Quilt Maker: Angela Stormberg
Quilt Name: (name not provided)
Quilt Information: Halloween table runner by Shabby Fabrics. I made it for our granddaughter who lives in DC and love love Halloween. I still have the pattern in my sale bin. It was really fun and easy to make
Quilt Maker: Karen Derrer
Quilt Name: Enchanted Pumpkin
Quilt Information: Enchanted Pumpkin by Claudia embroidery. Happy Halloween everyone!
Quilt Maker: Marley Sharpe
Quilt Name: Witchy Boots
Quilt Information: Love this time of year when I can hang my Witchy Boots for Halloween
Quilt Maker: Terri Prinslow
Quilt Name: Jack is Back
Quilt Information: My October quilt hanging.
Quilt Maker: Ellen Eastman
Quilt Name: Halloween Hoot
Quilt Information: In the fall of 2020 I joined the Spellbound Mystery Facebook group. Twelve designers provided the free patterns for wool appliqué. I only changed a couple of blocks from the original pattern but I kept the “theme” of the block. The blocks were a lot of fun to make and embellish with stitchery, buttons and trim. And I finished it just in time for Halloween!
Quilt Maker: Ellen Eastman
Quilt Name: Patchwork Pumpkin Pillow
Quilt Information: I made this last year for one of my daughters for her birthday.
Quilt Maker: Terri Budesa
Quilt Name: 2020
Quilt Information: I saw this skull fabric at Boersma’s Sewing Center in McMinnville. I loved it but didn’t buy it at the time. I went back after Christmas and found that all the Halloween fabric had been moved to their sale area down in the basement. I grabbed it along with some of the coordinates. I made this quilt-as-you-go table runner. It goes together quickly. It represented how I felt about 2020 in general so that’s how it got its name.
Pattern by JoAnn Padelford
Quilt Maker: Marley Sharpe
Quilt Name: Pumpkin Moon
Quilt Information: My first effort in stack and wack…should be wackadoodle…I’m calling it “Pumpkin Moon”
Quilt Maker: Cindy Thomas
Quilt Name: Baltimore Halloween by Pearl Pereira (P3 designs)
Quilt Information: This took me several years. I completed in 2018. My friend in central California did the quilting. I like the bats & spider webs she quilted in.
Quilt Maker: Linda Greenstone
Quilt Name: (name not provided)
Quilt Information: I took the Pacific Rim Reverse Appliqué quilt class back in 2016 through MSQG. I did the appliqué by hand. I had this quilt all but finished by 2019. I finally finished it this last summer. I had it quilted at the Sewing Works in Merrill, Oregon. It has a quilted spider under the bats and little ghosts in the blue boarder.
Quilt Maker: Katie Gomez
Quilt Name: Modern Meets Traditional Sunrise – Another UFO complete – YEA.
Quilt Information: In 2017 I took a confetti technique quilt class from Denise Oyama Miller in Shady Cove. I started with a photo I took and proceeded to make it as close to image as possible.
Quilt Maker: Susan Tresner
Quilt Name: Something Wicked This Way Comes
Quilt Information: This is the centerpiece I designed for a Round Robin I participated in. Want to see how my Mountain Star friends wove their magic around my familiar? It is SPOOKtacular! Come to our show next summer to see it!
Quilt Maker: Carole Leaverton
Quilt Name: Bewitched
Quilt Information: This is a wall hanging I made years ago for my mother’s door when she lived in a memory care facility. I made one for each month of the year to help her know where she lived. I don’t remember where I found this pattern.
Quilt Maker: Ellen Eastman
Quilt Name: Halloween at Hogwarts
Quilt Information: I was working at Rosebud Quilts & Cottons when this Halloween panel came in. Sharon, one of my co-workers, thought it would make up nicely as an Attic Window quilt. Using the Attic Windows book by Diana Leone and Cindy Walter as inspiration we made a couple of these. It was fun and different. In retrospect we should have used at least two panels per quilt so the proportions would work out better (and we would have sold out of the panels sooner!)
Date: October 2000