Patterns, patchworks and projects
So many stitches went into this prize winning entry at the Faulkner County Fair, held recently in central Arkansas. The maker, Ann Wilson, is giving her Olde World Map to her husband to hang in his office.
Have you entered any of your stitching in a contest lately? If so, I’d love to hear from you. Leave a comment on this post, and if you got a Best of Show like Anne did, congratulations.
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Get ready to add a touch of spooky charm to your home with the 31 Haunting Street Pattern Download by Cotton Street Commons! While this item hasn’t been reviewed yet, let me tell you why it’s worth considering.
Priced at $12.00,(at the time of writing this article) this pattern offers incredible value for creating the perfect Halloween quilt. It provides the opportunity to showcase your favorite Halloween fabrics against a hauntingly beautiful background. With its pieced design and appliqued trees, pumpkins, doors, windows, and chimney, this quilt captures the essence of the season with delightful detail.
Whether you’re an experienced quilter or just starting out, this pattern is sure to inspire creativity and bring a festive atmosphere to your home. So why wait? Add item no. N2651 to your cart and start creating your own masterpiece today!
Still looking for more Halloween quilting ideas? Check out our dedicated Pintrest board Halloween Quilt Patterns.
I have won a couple of blue ribbons for several of my quilts shown at small local shows. 😎
Many years ago I entered a cross stitch contest in Cross Stitch Magazine. The piece was a covered bridge in the Bridges of Madison County series. This was the same year the movie was released. I stitched this as a gift to a friend and jokingly told her if I won the contest I would split the money with her also. To my utter astonishment, and hers, I won. I had to honor my comment and she and I were $250 each richer. This has been my only winning contest ever!!