Let's get wicked!!!
Click the 'Wicked blog hop' picture above for the complete listing of the blogs on the hop. :)
Let's get Wicked..
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I kinda took the wicked witch theme for my blocks.. :)
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I've had alot going on lately..
I start my new job today *YAY*
I took it as a good omen that I'm starting on my
favorite holiday.
I'm the treat..
I made this last year but just recently got it quilted..
I also got this done..
I got the pattern from Rosbud's Cottage.
they had a booth at the State Fair :)
and you know..
I love Halloween.
Tho, for the 3 years we've lived in this house we haven't gotten one trick or treater..
Maybe tonight will be different :)
Check out these other Wicked Quilters on the hop
Beaquilter
Fun Threads Designs
Stitch, Stitch, Stitch
made by a brunnette
Buttons and Butterflies
The Recipe Bunny
Quilted Delights
Sunshine Reflections
Louzeekreativ
Mice in the Mix
Rosemary --That Other Blog
The fuzzyhat Quilter (you are here)
!Sew we Quilt!
for hosting such a fun blog hop :)
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All YOU have to do is let me know what you've dressed up as for Halloween??
Either as a child or as an adult.. for a 2nd chance to win you can follow me.. :)
and as an adult.. this year we are going to a Halloween party..
I'm planning on going as Elmo.. if it's cute I'll share a picture..
Gizmo & Rosie will draw a winner on Friday November 2nd 2012
And Remember to have...
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What fun blocks...love 'Sometimes I Miss My Sister'!!! I've dressed up as a witch (...or was it really dressing up? LOL!!!!) TFS
ReplyDeleteClever blocks, very enjoyable. Happy Halloween and new job! Thanks for the giveaway, Rosie and Gizmo!
ReplyDeleteOooh I love your blocks I might have to make a Witch is In and a Witch is Out one now too - such a fun idea. We dont really celebrate halloween that much here in the UK but whenever I have dressed up I have been a witch with some hand knitted stripy socks and a cloak I made with purple stars all over it. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI was a scarecrow a couple of years ago.
ReplyDeleteI love your blocks! They might come in handy when I am having a "less friendly" day! I love the I miss my sister one too. It looks amazing! We don't do halloween here in The Netherlands....but we (well, us peeps in the south of the country anyway) do dress up during Carnaval (Dutch Mardi Grass). My absolute favourite costume from that has to be the flower costume my mum made for me when I was four. I looked adorable.....that hasn't happened since!
ReplyDeleteoh what fun, all of your blocks are great! love the sister one, too funny! I usually tend to dress to my personality and go for the witchy look! Good luck with your new job.
ReplyDeleteGreat blocks!
ReplyDeleteI never dressed for halloween as a child - it wasn't really celebrated in the UK back then!! but my son who is at uni now has a fabulous pumpkin outfit he still likes to wear!
Love your blocks. Especially the witch is in/out. I was a black cat a couple of different times as a child.
ReplyDeleteLaura Ann, your projects are wickedly wonderful. Thank you for sharing with us today.
ReplyDeleteOhhh your halloween projects are so beautiful !! I love them.
ReplyDeleteSometimes I miss my sister is amazing !
And thank you for the give away... unfortualy overhere we don't celebrate halloween in the way you do so there aren't any dress up parties. But we do have Carnaval in february and then we can get dress-up. As a child I always was a cowboy or indian LOL
Now just how much fun are these??? I think the "I miss my sister" is the funniest thing I have seen. LOVE IT!! I too live where we never get trick or treaters. I do miss them!
ReplyDeleteYour Halloween projects are sew awesome. I love them all
ReplyDeleteIn Sweden we don´t celebrate Halloween in the same wicked way as you do, and therefore I don´t have any Halloween memories to share.
Thanks for sharing and for a great give away
Britt-Inger in Sweden
Very nice projects! As a kid I was always a ballerina (not ver scary though). Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteAdorable project!
ReplyDeleteYour blocks are fabulous! Great giveaway! I wont dress up this year but 2 years ago my sister and I dressed up, had a black pot filled with candy, and had a steam machine... We scared quite a few kiddos.. I was a witch and my sister was a ghost. lol
ReplyDeleteFabulous projects, Laura Ann! This year, my hubby and I dressed up as Thing one and Thing two for a halloween party! We had a blast!
ReplyDeleteFantastic projects.so sorry,I don´t celebrate Halloween.Have a fun week-Halloween!!
ReplyDeleteThis is a great project. I am going to make it for my sister. LOL
ReplyDeleteUsually I am a green skinned, scraggly haired, toothless, old woman with a cane. This year I am going as the grandma in Red Riding Hood with night cap and flannel gown.
ReplyDeleteWell; a mouse is my most memorable because I was an adult...our aerobics class used to dress up for Halloween...thanks for the giveaway and a great post..love your pieces.
ReplyDeleteYour blocks are all such fun, love the sayings :) Happy Halloween!
ReplyDeleteLaura ann what a lively showing...full of suspense , color and wickedness...I think yes I do...you may have to go ...well you know and see, .....wink
ReplyDeleteRosemary B here:
ReplyDeleteHi Rosie and Gizmo, they are cuties and I bet they give you a lot of drama lol
Yikes, I love your colorful and bright blocks. Love the witchie legs with the fancy red shooz.
I have been a follower for a zillion years already
Thanks for sharing your massivly wicked creativity
Rosemary B here: ohh forgot, I was a witch once. My mom and I sewed the costume and every thing, I think I was about 12 years old. I thought I was too cool for school LOL
DeleteOh, how fun! Love your Miss My Sister quilt, and Madame Samm does, too! As a child, I was a Tiger for several years with a plastic mask that had fuzzy hair sticky out all around it - very cool. As an adult, I've been a witch, a clown, and that's about it. Not very original, I'm afraid, but fun nonetheless. Happy Halloween!
ReplyDeleteLove all your withes! Very nicely done. I have never dressed as a witch for Halloween, but I have been a gypsy, a bum, a scarecrow, and most recently Marie Antoinette. :)
ReplyDeleteI don't know which blocks I like the best! They are all so cute! I don't dress up for Halloween. I don't have any trick or treaters here (I live in the boonies).
ReplyDeleteAll of your blocks are so cute, but I really love the "Sometimes I miss my sister.." block! It's adorable!
ReplyDeleteI can remember one year my daddy, who is an artist, draped an old sheet over me and painted a skeleton on it. So, of course, when my 3 year old son told me he wanted to be a skeleton for Halloween I painted a skeleton on a black costume and proudly dressed him in it. He cried. He wanted to be a "REAL" skeleton!
Your blocks are so cute! I love all the sayings!
ReplyDeleteMy husband and I (he is from Norway and we were newly married) went to a party as a troll couple. We had large crooked nosed, and frayed rope tails, etc.
Thanks for sharing!
I think your blocks are great, especially the witch's legs. I have dressed up for Halloween many times, my favorite being when my husband and I were raggedy ann and andy and our twins were little raggedly anns.
ReplyDeleteLaura I just love these blocks - especially "the witch is in." Very, very cute! Dressing up I'm not so good at but the last time I did it I wrapped myself in aluminum foil and morphed into a robot. :) blessings, marlene
ReplyDeleteAll of your projects make me smile!!! The sayings are perfect!!!
ReplyDeleteI love the "I miss my sister" block! My favorite costume, as a child, was when I dressed up as a geisha girl. I wish I could find a photo of that costume!
ReplyDeleteWickedly I drive a stick on a regular basis, with or without Broom! Love the "Sister" quilt! TIA! B-)
ReplyDeleteWhen we were girls, my sisters and I would always dress as gypsies! We'd get to put on every piece of jewelry my mother had, and her red lipstick, wearing long skirts and peasant blouses. We all had long dark hair, so it worked! I loved to wear all the stuff, and it made it seem more fun, because my father's favorite phrase was "You children behave, or I'll sell you to the gypsies!"
ReplyDeleteAnd I'm a happy follower, too! :o) Happy Halloween!
ReplyDeleteCute project, and your pups are adorable!
ReplyDeleteI remember one Halloweem in particular that I was dressed as a cat (of sorts), I had a cat mask and my Mom fashioned a tail out of a coathanger and stockings, oh and my nose was black (for a couple of days after). The weather was miserable with snow, winds and freezing!
ReplyDeleteand of course I follow you Fuzzy Hat!! :)
ReplyDeleteHi Laura Ann your witch blocks are so cute and I like the mug rug. We haven't had any trick or treat children either in two years which really disappoints me as I loved the little children. Maybe we both will get lucky this year. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteYour blocks are just plain adorable. I love the one "I miss my sister" That made my day. Thank you for sharing with us. Happy Halloween
ReplyDeleteI am also a very happy follower.
ReplyDeleteI love the witch block " I am the treat" lol. I don't normally dress up for Halloween, but I do remember a very scratchy princess costume when I was younger that had to be covered with a coat since it was so cold and I cried. Thanks for the giveaway. Vivian
ReplyDeleteNice blocks. I haven't dressed up in years for Halloween. I did dress as a gypsy when I last worked.
ReplyDeletelove your blocks. I use to dress up as a princess. Thanks
ReplyDeleteYour mug rug is great, but all your blocks are inspired. I loved the year I dressed up as a mad scientist. Thanks for a chance at your giveaway.
ReplyDeleteLove your blocks! Don't usually dress up, but do let my kids go out trick or treating. I usually only get my nieces at my doorstep, so you're not alone with having to eat your own candy.... Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteGreat blocks , the witch is great and I like the miss my sister block too .I don't remember too many costumes from my childhood I would say more often than not we dressed in old clothes that were far too big for us , Mom would give us a huge bosom and off we would go.We had fun that part I do remember :-)
ReplyDeleteLove all your great blocks! I was a witch one year. Thank you for sharing
ReplyDeleteand the great giveaway. jbechosend at sbcglobal dot net
I Like your blocks, especially the "I miss my sister" one.I have been many things, but think my favorite was when I had rollers in my hair, face cream on and my apron on wrong side out. The high school kids never said a word as they got their food that year.(I was a school cook and food server)
ReplyDeleteWhen we were children there was 8 kids in our family so the most my parents could come up with was that we mostly went as Hobo's. LOL Thanks for sharing your blog with us on this blog hop.
ReplyDeleteI've been a follower. Thanks
ReplyDeleteI love all of your great projects! You are very creative. My favorite costume of all time (i still have it) is my Little Red Riding Hood costume my mom made for me when I was two.
ReplyDeleteOooo, wicked witches...such a scary blog to visit today. Love your blocks--both in and out!
ReplyDeleteA few years ago, we had a costume contest at work. Every team chose a theme, and ours was the '80's. I chose to go as a Care Bear.
ReplyDeleteLove your blocks. My favourite costume was when I was a teen, dressed up in full costume from head to toe as Frankenstein. Friends & I went trick or treating, giving out treats to our hosts. No one recognized us at all,,,it was great. Thanks for sharing with us all.
ReplyDeleteI like the "Sometimes I miss my sister" block. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the wickedly witchy fun. It's more fun than watching a witch in a broom factory (a favorite commercial of mine). My favorite costume as an adult was that of a bag lady. I wore a stunning dark green trash bag with black stockings and heels.
ReplyDeleteVery fun blocks! The Sometimes I Miss My Sister made me laugh out loud! Thanks for participating in the blog hop! As an adult one year I dressed up as Tweety Bird
ReplyDeleteI'm following!
ReplyDeleteAll your *witchy* blocks are fabulous!! You did a great job! And I'm going to be a scarecrow tonight! :)
ReplyDeleteAnd I'm also a follower! :)
ReplyDeleteI like all your witches...i used to love to go as the traditional fairy princess on Halloween as as kid. As a adult I have done a variety of costumes, including the queen of hearts, and M & M, a tiger and a bubble gum machine! Have fun at your party...looks like rain here in CA tonight.
ReplyDeleteI am a follower too!
ReplyDeleteI went as a witch this year.
ReplyDeletei am going to be the greatgrandmaw that hands out candy
ReplyDeleteTonight I'm just the candy hander but I made a very sexy black cat in my younger skinnier days! I've been a wood elf, Queen Elizabeth, a Marine in full camo, a gypsy, a bunny, a nerdy substitute teacher (not a stretch there) and of course a witch to name a few. I love your coven of witches. I'm following!
ReplyDeleteGreat blocks - just wickedly perfect! "In" and "Out" should be on all our lists to make. Congrats on the new job. I agree, it is a good omen to start on your favorite holiday. :) I'm not dressed as anyone except ME - and that's scary enough!!!!
ReplyDeleteWonderful blocks! I love the Miss my sister one!!! I tend to dress as a witch each year.
ReplyDeleteone of my mom home made costume that we had to take turns with was a native girls Indian dress all decorated with stitches and buttons and a botton necklace the dress was a potatoe sack ... we loved it
ReplyDeletethanks for the give away and a trip down memory lane
in stitches
One time I dressed up as the masque of red death. Thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeleteI'm a follower.
ReplyDeleteWhat great blocks! I dressed up as a gypsie as a teenager. I loved wearing lots of jewelery, makeup and a rad long skirt I had
ReplyDeleteThank you for a great giveaway and a chance to win.
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I'm a new follower via GFC.
ReplyDeleteThanks again for a chance to win.
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Really nice blocks. Love the witches shoes. I was a little witch when I was little. Thanks for a great giveaway.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win those adorable puppies! Oh wait, it's the other goodies isn't it :) One year I remember I was a cow complete with a real cow bell. I loved it! I think maybe I was 7 or 8.
ReplyDeleteI'm a new follower. I couldn't possibly say no to those precious puppy faces! Plus I did love your quilt blocks!
ReplyDeleteHi!!! Wonderfully wicked!!! They are all very cute!!! I love the sometimes I miss my sister!!!! Hee hee I am always a good witch!!!!
ReplyDeleteHi!!! I am a follower and thanks for the fun!!!
ReplyDeleteYour blocks are wicked! I wonder if my sister would be offended by the last one? Well, she doesn't live very close by, so maybe she will never see it! I think it's funny! My DH and I dressed up as Minnie Mouse and Mickey Mouse one year and went to a house party. Unfortunately we were stopped by the police on the way for a burned out taillight. It was one of those embarrassing/funny moments (and we only got a warning and some chuckles)!
ReplyDeleteWicked, wicked,wicked! Terrific blocks! Love the sister one! Cute puppies.
ReplyDeleteMy DH and I have dressed up as many things:
DH: cowboy, me: indian maiden
Fred Flintstone Wilma
our easiest "go to" costume is Harry Potter and Hermoine as they wear jeans and button down shirts,a tie and capes. It's easy once the capes are made to keep them hanging in the back of the closet. Just add some Nimbus 2000 broomsticks and a big white owl and glasses and we are good to go!
Love your wicked sense of humor! I wore a poodle skirt (and blouse) this year. Thanks for the giveaway and participating in the Wicked hop!
ReplyDeleteLove your blocks. I had to work last night, so I dressed as a witch! First costume I have worn in years.
ReplyDeleteLove all your Wickedly Witchy blocks! I dressed as a clown and used a Pom-Pom for my hair.
ReplyDeleteI love all your blocks! Great work!
ReplyDeleteGreetings from Germany
Nicole
I'm a little late but I want to say that I love your blocks. I may have to squeeze in some time to make that sister one for my 3 sisters.
ReplyDeleteJust catching up with this blog hop.. very nice blocks! Thanks for sharing.
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