The leaves, the wind, and the occasional chill in the air simply means the countdown to Halloween is officially on! Do you have a favorite quilt or decorations to display at this time of year? This fun blackwork embroidery quilt highlights many elements of the fall season.
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Harvest Time, 52 x 56", by Sandra Crane
The embroidery blocks in this fall-themed quilt include a smiling scarecrow, pumpkins, a cornucopia, sunflowers, and acorns, superimposed with pieced churn dash and flying geese blocks in autumn colors. Sandra Crane says, “I am a gardener so fall is usually the final harvest. A FALL quilt can go up mid September and down end of November. Much longer than a Halloween one. The colors also remind me of the change of seasons.”
Mr. Scarecrow has a Jack-o-lantern face, perfect for Halloween ! He sports overalls with embroidered patches, and a hat adorned with a sunflower. (Note: we're still searching for the source of this cute pattern.)
Image credits: Photos were taken by Quilt Inspiration at the 2019 Santa Clara Valley Quilt Association show (California).
Thursday, October 17, 2019
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Love this! It's just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteLove it. For me this is the first successful marriage of embroidery and patchwork I've seen. Usually they don't have enough contrast. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI love those very realistic falling leaves, too!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely quilt, I like everything about it :-)
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Absolutely stunning Best of Show. I love Cat Groove, too! Thanks for sharing.
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