My next block is one I'm sure you'll recognize...
as the Spiderweb Block! I thought it would be wickedly fun to use the spiderweb printed fabric that I bought years ago for the background surrounding the pieced webs. Every year, about this time, I would pull that fabric out and think, "I should make something with this..." but it would always be put back into the stash, uncut. This year, inspiration struck and I feel like I found the perfect use for the spider fabric!
Four blocks would make a wicked quilted table mat for our kitchen....
Thanks so much for visiting! Hopefully, you'll be able to get your eyes uncrossed after looking at those spider blocks ;o)... to be able to visit these lovely ladies and their Wicked creations...
Tuesday,
October 23rd
The green spider web fabric is great - love the blocks that you made with it and the batty block is absolutely wicked, those fangs are fab!
ReplyDeleteI love the Spiderweb blocks with the black, white and a twist of lime! My favorite!
ReplyDeleteYour batty block is so cute, love the fangs! I also love your spider web blocks, lime is one of my favorite colors. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteYour version of the Barn bat mini is cute! I love your spider web blocks! The fabric *is* perfect for that block! Thanks for participating in the block hop & inspiring us!!
ReplyDeleteblack, white, and lime.. what is there not to like.!
ReplyDeleteIt's super cute! And I love your spider web quilt. Great new blog header; love those pears.
ReplyDeleteGreat blocks! Just eye popping color and patterns.
ReplyDeleteOooh they are both great - that spider material is fabulous isnt it - I too would have hoarded for that for a while! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteVery cool blocks! thanks for sharing
ReplyDeletethe green spiderweb fabric in combination of the dark ones looks great! One day I have to try the spierweb pattern!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Your blocks are definitely a treat. I do see a little fuzzy cutting trick in the bat . Love it. You were not so wicked after all today, thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteLove your blocks! The fabrics are great and your blocks just bounce off the page! Well done!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite is the spider web block.It is sew awesome with the lime green, but of course I love lime green.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing
Britt-Inger in Sweden
My favorite is the spider web block.It is sew awesome with the lime green, but of course I love lime green.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing
Britt-Inger in Sweden
It was definitely worth hanging on to that spider web fabric this is the perfect project for it.
ReplyDeleteWonderful Blocks! Love the cat with the fangs!! Thanks For Sharing
ReplyDeleteKatherine-My favorite of your is the table topper block with the cat-very clever. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteGreat blocks! I especially like the green spiderweb!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing!
I love your spiderweb blocks !! And that bat quilt is so pretty. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteooooooooo eeeeeeee wow! love them all..hardest part choosing which one I loved more than the other...take a peak well you know..lol
ReplyDeleteLove your projects!
ReplyDeletevery cool, both of them. I saw that other bat quilt and I think Yours is just as cute. You did a good job.
ReplyDeleteYou are wicked (in the good sense) every day, Katherine! :) Love those blocks - that bat in the corner is adorable!
ReplyDeleteI quite enjoyed the batty block.
ReplyDeleteOhhh cool. I love your batty block. Nothing like a pair of eyes following you!! And the spider web table topper...a big thumbs up!
ReplyDeleteLove that spiderweb quilt. NOw that's how a spiderweb quilt should look!
ReplyDeleteOhhhhhhhhhhh wonderful!! especially love the bat...
ReplyDeleteAh, I have that tut bookmarked also...your bats are great! And the spiderwebs...wonderful use of fabric choices!! Also lovin' your pear pincushions in your header...fun stuff, thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI have that fabric too. Your batty piece is wicked and the spider web fabric makes the other piece!
ReplyDeleteGreat blocks and my fav is the last one.Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea to use the green spider web fabric for the spider web block. Looks wickedly wonderful! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteYour bat is adorable. OK so maybe he's just a little scary. Love the spider web table mat too.
ReplyDeleteI just have to try out the spider web block I have been looking at it for a while now ... just have to get to it.
ReplyDeletelove you little batty table topper
thanks for sharing
in stitches
Your barn bats are spectacular. I adore the fangs. Thanks so much for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI love your blocks , your colours are so vibrant and my favourite is the spider web block the centre fabric is perfect ! Thanks for sharing .
ReplyDeleteLOVE your blocks (although I'll be seeing spiders all morning, lol!)
ReplyDeleteLoved both your blocks the bat is super spooky!!
ReplyDeleteLove your spider block. Hmmm...I might have to give that a shot! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteLove your projects! They are all wonderful! Your colors are great, too! Gray really is a great background for the bright oranges and lime greens!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness - so cute! That cat in the corner is perfectly wonderful. :) blessings, marlene
ReplyDeleteA WICKED woman after my own Black, White and Green heart! Your blocks are so fun.
ReplyDeleteKathy @ Kwilty Pleasures
Those are great! Thanks for sharing with us. Great ideas for future projects.
ReplyDeleteLove the spider web block and the fun fabrics!
ReplyDeleteGreat blocks and I really love how you turned the one section into a bat in the first block. How fun!
ReplyDeleteSew me something good - well you did! Super blocks, I like them, especially the bat, thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteOooooo, you are one wicked lady to make such cool creepy-crawly blocks. Love the spiders!
ReplyDeleteHi!!! I love all of them!!! They are all WICKED!!! I like the way you did your bats!!! Love the spiderwebs!!!
ReplyDeleteI love your spiderweb blocks! The webbed fabric looks just perfect for the center!
ReplyDeletehulseybg@gmail.com
OMG Katherine....luv the bat...and the green spider fabric...wicked!! Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing. Love what you made and that green spider fabric is wickedly gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteI love both of your blocks!! great fabrics and pattern :) thanks for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteI love your batty block! Thanks for participating in the Wicked hop!
ReplyDeleteGreat fabrics for both projects!
ReplyDeleteLove your green spider web fabric better than my crazy/creepy eye fabric. ;-) Which spider web pattern did you use? I am looking for another one! :-/
Thanks for hopping along with us!
LOL the bats look like they are wearing vests to me
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed your photos of your talent. Thanks for sharing and thanks for being in the hop.
ReplyDeleteLove the bat block! You made it all your own :o) Thanks for sharing and for hopping with us!!!
ReplyDeleteYour Wicked projects are so cute!
ReplyDeleteWhat great blocks...TFS!!
ReplyDeleteI like the spooky!
ReplyDeletelove that fabric thanks
ReplyDeleteRosemary B here:
ReplyDeleteWOW your blocks are soooo wicked good
I love them all, but the last is my very favorite!
thank you so much for sharing your creativity
I love your spiderweb fabric in your spiderweb block! Perfect!
ReplyDeleteVery Nice!!!!
ReplyDeleteI loved the colors in the spider web - the green and black was just a bit different. Both blocks were wicked! Thanks for sharing with us hoppers.
ReplyDeleteLove the wallhanging. Great little bat.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on being one of the chosen.
Adorable pumpkins in your banner
That spider web is amazing - and then pairing 4 up together looks even cooler ... I might have to attempt this one.
ReplyDeleteWOW!
Your blocks are beautiful. I just love the fabric that you used on them. Thank you for sharing with us all.
ReplyDeleteI love all your blocks!! They are gorgeous!!! Thanks for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteGreat spider web fabric; love your projects!
ReplyDeleteGreat blocks, I love the bats! good job.
ReplyDeleteCheers
maggie
Your blocks are wonderfully different and I love the fabric. I am enjoying all the different ideas. My mind is working, thinking of a piece of material I habe had for so long. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteI love your batty mini quilt with the scary fangs and eyes! You chose the perfect block for the spiderweb fabric and the table topper looks great.
ReplyDeleteLove all your blocks. I need to put the spiderweb on my to-do list.
ReplyDeleteLove them both. They can come hang out at my mansion anytime.
ReplyDeleteLove love the spider web blocks! And your cool bat - that's fun!
ReplyDeleteThe spiderweb runner did make your eyes crossed, but very nicely done! thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteBoth of your blocks turned out great. Thanks for the link to the bat block tutorial. I like yours better!
ReplyDeleteI love how your first block came out, love it! Would be great with so many fabrics. The spider webs look great too. :)
ReplyDeleteWicked work thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteBlack and white really makes the orange and green pop. Love both your projects. Cute how the kitty was worked into the square.
ReplyDeleteSuch crazy blocks. I love the batty one.
ReplyDeleteGreat use of the spider web fabric. It has given me an idea...
ReplyDeleteI really got caught up the spider web blocks, they're fangtastic :)
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing
Very, very cute!! I love the batty block, especially!! Very creative! :)
ReplyDeleteVery cute work!!!!
ReplyDeleteI love your blocks! Those spider webs are spooky! Thanks for sharing with us all.
ReplyDeleteI love that spiderweb block! So fun especially with that fabric! Good thing you kept it around for so long.
ReplyDeleteAwesome blocks!! Love the bat eyes and teeth in the top one!
ReplyDeleteI love your blocks!! The achromatic scheme with the bright fabric in the center is marvelous -- very eye-catching!!!
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