Monday, October 21, 2024

Something Wicked Blog Hop Challenge, My Day

        


                   

The Something Wicked Blog Hop Challenge started Monday, hosted by the amazing Carol @Just Let Me Quilt.  Many thanks to Carol for another wonderful challenge!

Carol says about the challenge:  "Your idea of "wicked" might be completely different than mine, so take this where you want to.  Of course, it is Halloween-related, so include that in your wicked creations."

I get my Halloween decorations out the first part of October, and always love getting them out.  Here are some of the things I have made or collected in prior years.  







What I decided to work on for this challenge was my Witch Hazel stitchery.  This was a primitive stitchery by I Done My Best.  It has been prepped and ready to stitch probably 20 years or more, sitting in a pile I came across again, and was determined to finish it finally.  I was thinking to myself I wish my husband was still alive and could make me a primitive frame, and I came across one in my craft room that he had made.  I painted it black and painted the moon and stars on it.


Witch Hazel looks good above my gnome witch.  



I had hoped to work on this other project, but didn't get too far due to other activities this month.   I made some of the star blocks, but the applique middle needs 420 inches of bias tape, which isn't completed yet.  Maybe next year.  




The entire line-up of bloggers is listed below.  Be sure and go visit and see what they have come up with.  

The line-up of bloggers is below:  

                                                                      OCTOBER 21

Just Let Me Quilt

Just Sew Quilter

Sew Many Yarns

Patchouli Moon Studio

High Road Quilter


OCTOBER 22

Quilt Schmilt

Selina Quilts

Karrin’s Crazy World

Scrapdash

Quilted Snail


OCTOBER 23

A Quiltery

Elizabeth Coughlin Designs

Beaquilter

Homespun Hannah's Blog


OCTOBER 24

MooseStashQuilting

Ms P Designs USA

Quilted Delights

Quilting Between the Rails


Thanks for stopping by!

12 comments:

  1. All very pretty Halloween decorations. I especially love the crow pillow.

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  2. Your witch turned out great! Glad you found a frame for it. Next year's project looks like fun!

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  3. Witch Hazel is fun and how great to find a frame made by your husband that makes it so special! I love your gnome pillow banner at the top too, those look so fun!

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  4. Karrin, you have some really cool decorations! I especially like the witch pillow! Your witch embroidery is awesome--good work! Thanks for sharing!

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  5. So many "wickedly" wonderful Halloween delights! I love Witch Hazel. The frame you found is perfect for showing her off. Your last project is going to be really cool when it's done. 420" of bias is a lot!

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  6. Witch Hazel is wickedly wonderful, Karrin! I love how her hair is all over the place, probably from a wild broom ride. Great job on that one! Finding the frame makes this an even better treasure. So many fun Halloween decorations to celebrate...thanks for sharing them with us!

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  7. Great projects! Love the pillow at the top of your blog. 420 inches of bias tape....yikes!

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  8. Love your projects! 420" seems like a wickedly large amount of bias , and that makes me very curious about how it is used for the project. . . Thanks for sharing!

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  9. The witch Hazel stitchery is beautiful. Well done on completing it. I also love the star pattern.

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  10. Witch Hazel is adorable! That was perfect timing to get her finished for the blog hop, and a sweet gift from heaven to find the frame that your hubby had made. It was fun to see your other handmade decorations, too, Karrin! Happy Halloween!

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  11. Anonymous5:35 PM

    LJ here. Loved seeing some of your previous projects. What a memory they are. Witch Hazel is the best; your designing is wonderful.

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  12. Anonymous8:09 PM

    Nothing like a deadline to move an old project to the fish line! Love your newly stitched witch! Gail at the cozy quilter.

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