EEEKK!! Well, come on now - not really...I mean these cute little guys aren't scary at all. These are part of a design I am "trying out" on my own. It uses bits and pieces from Shabby Fabrics Blessings of Spring, but with a Halloween adaptation. The fabric line is Haunted Hollow by Jacueline Paton with Red Rooster Fabrics. Not your traditional bright oranges and greens, but I like the fact that they are a bit more subtle.Saturday, July 23, 2011
Eeek!!
If you are afraid of spiders....watch out!
EEEKK!! Well, come on now - not really...I mean these cute little guys aren't scary at all. These are part of a design I am "trying out" on my own. It uses bits and pieces from Shabby Fabrics Blessings of Spring, but with a Halloween adaptation. The fabric line is Haunted Hollow by Jacueline Paton with Red Rooster Fabrics. Not your traditional bright oranges and greens, but I like the fact that they are a bit more subtle.
EEEKK!! Well, come on now - not really...I mean these cute little guys aren't scary at all. These are part of a design I am "trying out" on my own. It uses bits and pieces from Shabby Fabrics Blessings of Spring, but with a Halloween adaptation. The fabric line is Haunted Hollow by Jacueline Paton with Red Rooster Fabrics. Not your traditional bright oranges and greens, but I like the fact that they are a bit more subtle.
Those spiders aren't scary at all - they're adorable. Wish I had some of those around here - instead of the nasty ones we get!!
ReplyDeleteTo the absolute disgust of my daughters I do like spiders (spiders eat moskitos thus they are my bestest friends)
ReplyDeleteAnd your spiders are super cute too.
Your spiders are really cute, Michele!
ReplyDeleteNever thought I would write that down anywhere ;o)
Can't wait to see what you come up with next! So much fun to adapt a pattern into something completely different.
I love those spiders!!! Not the real ones... They are so cute! Great fabric choice too!
ReplyDeleteVery cute spiders you made! Looking forward to see more of this quilt.
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