Halloween Ahead

Halloween is dead ahead of us. I have one project I would like to get finished. I bought some fat quarters of Tula Pink's line Del la Luna. As with my Jen Kingwell fabric, I like to use one of Jen's patterns. So as with Tula , I like to use one of her patterns. I found one in her latest book with Angela Walters. It is called "Sugar Skulls"!


                            Rows here are not sewn together.




                               Borders are on in this picture.


                               This is the  pieced backing.




I also have my milk can block glued down and am working on stitching it down.
Chatter later, Martha.
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