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Boo!
This quick wall quilt, designed by Gudrun Erla,
is perfect for Halloween decorating. Even the little ones will
love these not-too-scary faces!
MATERIALS
PROJECT RATING: EASY
Size: 32" x 24"
½ yard tan print for center
background
1
⁄8 yard gray print for inner border
11 fat eighths* assorted prints
(1 green, 1 purple, 1 brown,
1 white, 2 black, and 5 orange)
for border and appliqué pieces
4 (4") squares assorted prints
(1 brown, 1 yellow, and 2 green)
for appliqué pieces
3
⁄8 yard black print for binding
and appliqué pieces
Paper-backed fusible web
2 (3⁄8"-diameter) orange buttons
for bat’s eyes
¾ yard backing fabric
Craft-size quilt batting
*fat eighth = 9" x 20"
Cutting
Measurements include ¼" seam
allowances. Border strips are exact
length needed.You may want to
make them longer to allow for
piecing variations. Patterns for
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appliqué pieces are on page 32.
Follow manufacturer’s instructions
for using fusible web.
From tan print, cut:
• 1 (22½" x 14½") rectangle.
From gray print, cut:
• 2 (1½"-wide) strips. From strips,
cut 2 (1½" x 22½") top and
bottom inner borders and 2
(1½" x 16½") side inner borders.
From each of green, purple, 1
black, and 2 orange print fat
eighth, cut:
• 2 (2½"-wide) strips. From strips,
cut 8 (2½" x 4½") A rectangles.
From remaining black print fat
eighth, cut:
• 1 Bat.
From remaining orange print fat
eighths, cut:
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1 Short Pumpkin.
1 Tall Pumpkin Center.
1 Tall Pumpkin Side.
1 Tall Pumpkin Side Reversed.
4 Candy Corn Centers.
From white print fat eighth, cut:
• 1 Ghost.
• 4 Candy Corn Tips.
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Happy quilting,
Boo!
This quick wall quilt, designed by Gudrun Erla,
is perfect for Halloween decorating. Even the little ones will
love these not-too-scary faces!
MATERIALS
PROJECT RATING: EASY
Size: 32" x 24"
½ yard tan print for center
background
1
⁄8 yard gray print for inner border
11 fat eighths* assorted prints
(1 green, 1 purple, 1 brown,
1 white, 2 black, and 5 orange)
for border and appliqué pieces
4 (4") squares assorted prints
(1 brown, 1 yellow, and 2 green)
for appliqué pieces
3
⁄8 yard black print for binding
and appliqué pieces
Paper-backed fusible web
2 (3⁄8"-diameter) orange buttons
for bat’s eyes
¾ yard backing fabric
Craft-size quilt batting
*fat eighth = 9" x 20"
Cutting
Measurements include ¼" seam
allowances. Border strips are exact
length needed.You may want to
make them longer to allow for
piecing variations. Patterns for
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appliqué pieces are on page 32.
Follow manufacturer’s instructions
for using fusible web.
From tan print, cut:
• 1 (22½" x 14½") rectangle.
From gray print, cut:
• 2 (1½"-wide) strips. From strips,
cut 2 (1½" x 22½") top and
bottom inner borders and 2
(1½" x 16½") side inner borders.
From each of green, purple, 1
black, and 2 orange print fat
eighth, cut:
• 2 (2½"-wide) strips. From strips,
cut 8 (2½" x 4½") A rectangles.
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From remaining black print fat
eighth, cut:
• 1 Bat.
From remaining orange print fat
eighths, cut:
• 1 Short Pumpkin.
• 1 Tall Pumpkin Center.
• 1 Tall Pumpkin Side.
• 1 Tall Pumpkin Side Reversed.
• 4 Candy Corn Centers.
2
From white print fat eighth, cut:
• 1 Ghost.
• 4 Candy Corn Tips.
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2 Boo!
3 Midnight Madness
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Marjon Schaefer
Tony Jacobson
Kristi Loeffelholz
Kelly Mueller ................................................................... PAGE 3
Gudrun Erla ..................................................................... PAGE 9
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PUBLISHED BY LOVE OF QUILTING ®
PRINTED IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
FIRST PRINTING 2013
Patti Carey ..................................................................... PAGE 16
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Happy Jack
You can make this happy little jack-o-lantern at the last minute—it’s so quick.
Embellish it with buttons and beads, and display it on a decorative hanger.
MATERIALS
PROJECT RATING: EASY
Size: 12" × 12"
NOTE: Fabrics in the quilt shown
are from The Haunted Hollow
collection by Jacqueline Paton
and the Tokyo collection by
Red Rooster Fabrics. Stand is
by Ackfeld Manufacturing.
1 fat quarter* rust print for
pumpkin, inner border,
and binding
5 fat eighths** assorted prints
in tan, black, orange, green,
and cream
Paper-backed fusible web
Black pearl cotton
2 (¼"-diameter) black buttons
4 white seed beads
1 fat quarter* backing fabric
16" square quilt batting
*fat quarter = 18" × 20"
**fat eighth = 9" × 20"
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Cutting
Quilt Assembly
Finishing
Measurements include ¼" seam
allowances. Border strips are exact
length needed.You may want to make
them longer to allow for piecing
variations. Patterns for appliqué pieces
are on page 5. Follow manufacturer’s
instructions for using fusible web.
1. Referring to Quilt Top Assembly
1. Layer backing, batting, and quilt top;
Diagram, add rust print side inner
borders to tan print A square. Add
rust print top and bottom inner
borders to quilt.
baste. Quilt as desired. Quilt shown was
quilted in the ditch (Quilting Diagram).
2. Join 2¼"-wide rust print strips into
1 continuous piece for straight-grain
French-fold binding. Add binding
to quilt.
3. Sew buttons on pumpkin for eyes.
Sew beads on spiders for eyes.
F E
From rust print fat quarter, cut:
• 3 (2¼"-wide) strips for binding.
• 2 (1"-wide) strips. From strips,
cut 2 (1" × 7½") side inner borders
and 2 (1" × 8½") top and bottom
inner borders.
• 1 Pumpkin C.
• 1 Pumpkin D.
From tan print fat eighth, cut:
• 1 (7½") A square for center.
From black print fat eighth, cut:
• 1 (2½"-wide) strip. From strip,
cut 8 (2½" × 1½") E rectangles.
• 1 Hat.
• 1 Hat Brim.
• 1 Nose.
• 1 Mouth.
• 1 B.
• 1 O.
• 2 Spiders.
From orange print fat eighth, cut:
• 1 (2½"-wide) strip. From strip,
cut 8 (2½" × 1½") E rectangles.
• 1 Pumpkin B.
From green print fat eighth, cut:
• 1 (2½"-wide) strip. From strip,
cut 8 (2½" × 1½") E rectangles.
• 1 Hat Band.
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Quilt Top Assembly Diagram
Quilt Top Assembly Diagram
2. Lay out 2 green print E rectangles,
2 cream print E rectangles, 2 orange
print E rectangles, and 2 black print E
rectangles as shown. Join rectangles to
complete 1 pieced outer border. Make
4 pieced outer borders.
3. Add 1 pieced outer border to each
side of quilt. Add 1 cream print F
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pieced
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outer borders. Add borders to top and
bottom of quilt.
4. Position appliqué pieces on quilt
as shown in photo on page 3; fuse in
place. Machine blanket stitch pieces to
background using black thread.
5. Referring to photo and Running
Stich Diagram, backstitch pumpkin
eyebrows, spider thread, and spider legs
using black pearl cotton.
Add a sleeve to the back of
quilt for easy hanging on the
stand. —Marianne 
Quilting Diagram
Quilting Diagram
Quilting Diagram
Back Stit
From cream print fat eighth, cut:
• 2 (2½"-wide) strips. From strips,
cut 4 (2½") F squares and
8 (2½" × 1½") E rectangles.
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Running Stitch Diagram
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This quick little quilt, designed by Gudrun Erla,
is perfect for Halloween decorating. Even the youngsters will
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Erla.
MATERIALS
PROJECT RATING: EASY
Size: 32" × 24"
½ yard tan print for center
background
1
⁄8 yard gray print for inner border
11 fat eighths* assorted prints
(1 green, 1 purple, 1 brown,
1 white, 2 black, and 5 orange)
for border and appliqué pieces
4 (4") squares assorted prints
(1 brown, 1 yellow, and 2 green)
for appliqué pieces
3
⁄8 yard black print for binding
and appliqué pieces
Paper-backed fusible web
2 (3⁄8"-diameter) orange buttons
for bat’s eyes
¾ yard backing fabric
Craft-size quilt batting
*fat eighth = 9" × 20"
From remaining orange print fat
to background with matching thread.
eighths, cut:
Make 4 corner squares.
• 1 Short Pumpkin.
3. Referring to Quilt Top Assembly
Square
• 1 Tall Pumpkin Center.
Diagram, add gray print topCorner
and bottom
Diagram
• 1 Tall Pumpkin Side.
inner borders to quilt center. Add gray
• 1 Tall Pumpkin Side Reversed.
print side inner borders to quilt.
• 4 Candy Corn Centers.
4. Join Diagram
12 A rectangles to make top
Center Assembly
From white print fat eighth, cut:
outer border. Repeat for bottom outer
• 1 Ghost.
border. Add borders to quilt.
A
• 4 Candy Corn Tips.
5.A InAthe same manner, join 8 A
B
From brown print fat eighth, cut:
rectangles to make 1 side outer border.
• 1 (4½"-wide) strip. From strip, cut 4
Make 2 side outer borders. Add 1
(4½") B squares.
corner square to each end of side outer
• 1 of each Stem.
borders. Add borders to quilt.
From yellow print square, cut:
• 4 Candy Corn Bottoms.
Finishing
From green print squares, cut:
1. Layer backing, batting, and quilt top;
• 1 of each Leaf.
baste. Quilt as desired. Quilt shown was
quilted with allover meandering in the
background
and diagonal
lines in the
Quilt Top Assembly
Diagram
border rectangles (Quilting Diagram).
2. Join 2¼"-wide black print strips into
1 continuous piece for straight-grain
French-fold binding. Add binding to
quilt.
3. Sew buttons to bat for eyes. 
From black print, cut:
• 4 (2¼"-wide) strips for binding.
• Pumpkin and ghost face pieces.
Quilt Assembly
1. Position appliqué pieces on tan
Cutting
Measurements include ¼" seam
allowances. Border strips are exact
length needed.You may want to make
them longer to allow for piecing
variations. Patterns for appliqué
pieces are on pages 8–11. Follow
manufacturer’s instructions for using
fusible web.
print background rectangle as shown
in Quilt Top Assembly Diagram; fuse in
place. Machine blanket stitch pieces to
background using black thread.
2. Position candy corn appliqué pieces
on brown print B squares as shown
in Quilt Top Assembly
fuseDiagram
in
CenterDiagram;
Assembly
place. Machine blanket stitch pieces
From tan print, cut:
B
• 1 (14½" × 22½") rectangle.
A
A
Corner Square
Diagram
Quilting Diagram
A
From gray print, cut:
• 2 (1½"-wide) strips. From strips,
cut 2 (1½" × 22½") top and
bottom inner borders and 2
(1½" × 16½") side inner borders.
From each of green, purple, 1 black,
and 2 orange print fat eighths, cut:
• 2 (2½"-wide) strips. From strips,
cut 8 (2½" × 4½") A rectangles.
From remaining black print fat
eighth, cut:
• 1 Bat.
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Quilt
TopkAssembly
Diagram
Patterns are reversed for use
with fusible web. Add 3⁄16" seam
allowance for hand appliqué.
Stem
Leaf
Leaf
Tall Pumpkin
Side
Tall Pumpkin
Side
Tall Pumpkin
Center
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Ghost
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Short Pumpkin
Stem
Leaf
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Candy
Corn
Tip
Bat
Candy
Corn
Middle
Candy
Corn
Bottom
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Quilt designed and quilted by Patti
Carey. pieced by Susanne Ebsworthy.
Midnight MADNESS
Make this great seasonal throw using a special Halloween print.
PROJECT RATING: EASY
Size: 60¾" × 73¾"
MATERIALS
NOTE: Fabrics in the quilt shown
are from the Midnight Madness
collection by Laurie Godin for
Northcott.
1¾ yards Midnight Madness print
½ yard green print for sashing
and border #1
1¼ yards orange check for pieced
rows and binding
½ yard dark orange print for
pieced rows and border #3
1 fat quarter* light orange print
for pieced rows
5⁄8 yard black print for pieced
rows
3⁄8 yard blue check for border #2
13⁄8 yards multicolor print for
border #4
4 yards backing fabric
Twin-size quilt batting
*fat quarter = 18" × 20"
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CUTTING
From blue check, cut:
Measurements include ¼" seam
allowances. Border strips are exact
length needed.You may want to
cut them longer to allow for
piecing variations.
• 6 (1½"-wide) strips. Piece strips to
make 2 (1½" × 59¼") side border #2
and 2 (1" × 48¼") top and bottom
border #2.
DARK ROW
From multicolor print, cut:
From Midnight Madness print, cut:
NOTE: Refer to photo on page 12 for
cutting Rows 1 and 2.
• 1 (13"-wide) lengthwise strip,
centering design on strip. Trim
to 57¾" to make Row 2.
• 2 (8½"-wide) lengthwise strips
centering design on each. Trim
to 57¾" to make 2 Row 1.
• 7 (6½"-wide) strips. Piece strips to
LIGHT make
ROW 2 (6½" × 62¼") side border #4
and 2 (6½" × 61¼") top and bottom
Row Assembly Diagrams
border #4.
From green print, cut:
• 11 (1¼"-wide) strips. Piece strips
to make 6 (1¼" × 57¾") sashing
strips and 2 (1¼" × 46¼") top
and bottom border #1.
From orange check, cut:
• 5 (2¾"-wide) strips. From strips,
cut 68 (2¾") A squares.
• 300" of 2¼"-wide bias strips.
Join strips to make bias binding.
PIECED ROW
ASSEMBLY
1. Lay out 1 dark orange print A
square, 2 orange check A squares,
and 2 black print A squares as shown
in Row Assembly Diagrams. Join to
complete 1 dark orange row. Make
14 dark orange rows.
2. In the same manner, make 14 light
orange rows as shown.
A A
QUILT ASSEMBLY
DARK ROW
From dark orange print, cut:
• 2 (2¾"-wide) strips. From strips,
cut 18 (2¾") A squares.
• 6 (1"-wide) strips. Piece strips to
make 2 (1" × 61¼") side border #3
and 2 (1" × 49¼") top and bottom
border #3.
From light orange print fat quarter,
cut:
• 3 (2¾"-wide) strips. From strips,
cut 18 (2¾") A squares.
From black print, cut:
• 1 (41⁄8"-wide) strips. From strips,
cut 4 (41⁄8") squares. Cut squares
in half diagonally to make 8 halfsquare B triangles.
• 5 (2¾"-wide) strips. From strips,
cut 64 (2¾") A squares.
14
Pieced
Row Diagrams
Pieced
Column
Diagrams
A
LIGHT ROW
Row Assembly Diagrams
Row Assembly Diagrams
3. Lay out 7 dark orange rows, 7
Quilting
Diagram
light
orange
rows, 6 orange print
A squares, 2 light orange print A
squares, 2 dark orange A squares, and
4 black print A squares as shown in
Pieced Column Diagrams. Join squares
into diagonal rows; join rows.
4. Trim, leaving ¼" seam allowance
beyond corners of orange check
squares.
5. Add 2 black print B triangles to
each end unit to complete 1 column.
Make 2 columns.
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1. Lay out columns and green print
sashing strips as shown in Quilt Top
Assembly Diagram. Join to complete
quilt center.
2. Add green print top and bottom
border #1 to quilt center.
3. Add 1 blue check side border #2 to
each side of quilt center. Add blue
check top and bottom border #2 to
quilt.
4. Repeat for borders #3 and #4.
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Pieced Row Diagrams
#4
#3
#2
#1
Row 1
Row 2
DARK ROW
LIGHT ROW
Row Assembly Diagrams
Quilt Top Assembly Diagram
Quilt Top Assembly Diagram
FINISHING
Pieced Row Diagrams
1. Divide backing into 2 (2-yard)
lengths. Join panels lengthwise. Seam
will run horizontally.
2. Layer backing, batting, and quilt top;
baste. Quilt as desired. Quilt shown
was quilted in the ditch and with
continuous curves in pieced columns
and a clam shell design in outer
border (Quilting Diagram).
3. Add binding to quilt. 
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Quilting Diagram
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