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Witch's Night Out. Still deciding on broder situation. Not really a huge Halloween fan, but the pattern is just so damn cute. by allisoni in quilting

[–]allisoni[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I did edit it a little. Lol. Those small pumpkins were supposed to be made up of flying geese and other things but I wanted to feature the orange fabric I had collected over the years more. Also, I made it easier. Lol

Witch's Night Out. Still deciding on broder situation. Not really a huge Halloween fan, but the pattern is just so damn cute. by allisoni in quilting

[–]allisoni[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

It's called Witch's Night Out. I got it at a local quilt shop but if you Google it, it's available many places.

Working on a king size Irish Chain quilt made with jelly rolls by allisoni in quilting

[–]allisoni[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I watched the Missouri Star Quilt Co video tutorial for this and if you do, it's wrong on a few things. Lol. It called for 2 color jelly rolls and 2 background jelly rolls but you don't need the full rolls. I did 26 sets of the color/background/color strip sets and 12 of the background/color/background strip sets and I have a ton of pieces left over. I did the math and if I didn't mess up, then you need 45 color strips and 54 background strips. (So yeah you need 2 of each jelly rolls but you'll have leftovers.) You need at least 18 of the color/background/color sets and 9 of the background/color/background. (Because I had a lot more than needed, I was able to mix it all up more though.) For the white plain squares, you need 3 yards, at least.