Say hello to Frankenquilter - created from a patchwork of parts, just as the original monster was.
He's the perfect monster to help any quilter celebrate Halloween!
His entire being is based on 2.5" squares, with pieced hair, eyes, nose, mouth, and neck knobs. Add in some quilting tools used in construction for good measure!
Oops! It looks as if the quilter isn't done stitching!
And so that no one forgets, or confuses him with his cousin, Frankenquilter wears his name proudly.
If you've fallen in love with Frankenquilter, either as this completed mini, or as just a block of his face for use in another project, an easy Frankenquilter pattern is available. Instructions/templates are given for either paper piecing or the flip n' stitch technique for block construction. Templates for all the quilting tools and lettering is also included.
For the next week, the Frankenquilter pattern is available at half-price - get yours now just in time for Halloween! Then he can hang out with other spooky friends, like he is here.
And don't forget to visit my other fellow quilters for today's Witchy Stitchy Hop Halloween fun:
October 11
One last note: some of the inspiration for Frankenquilter comes from my teenage years, when I got the chance to participate in a now-defunct live monster show at Universal Studios. Oh, how I loved dressing up in that makeup! Not sure if Bob, the Hulk look-alike, did though.
Happy Halloween and Quilting, from me and Frank!
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