This clever design comes from the creative brain of Berene and it won 5th place in the weekly Spoonflower fabric design contest! You can buy your very own Happy Sew Lucky Pumpkin Skellie from Spoonflower and then follow Berene's blog tutorial here to put her together in an afternoon. I think everyone's Hallowe'en decor should include a well dressed skeleton, don't you?
Especially one with a sweet little heart on her bum.
NOTE: Mine is a smaller, FQ version, but you'll get a 27" high skellie if you buy the full yard pattern size. I'd recommend choosing the upholstery-weight twill, or linen cotton canvas substrates if your skellie will be played with by small people, but quilting weight cotton would be fine for a display-only version like mine.
14 comments:
cute! He sure looks happy for having a cracked skull!
I like this...what a fun project for an afternoon. You were productive at your retreat. Headed over to Spoonflower for a look around. Thanks for sharing!
It's very cute and I am tempted!
oh gee, well that's just one sweet skeleton!
Very cute! Perfect for a display!
My son would love a skellie! And he would look extra spooky by our jack-o-lanterns, which have already begun to rot. (BOO)
She's adorable.
Carolyn
Very cute and not scary at all.-)
oh isn't he just hilarious!
How cute is that?! I am not crazy about skeleton in general, but this one is an exception! Berene comes up with the cutest plush designs, doesn't she?!
I saw this on Flickr in Sonja's photos- just love it! Very TIm burton stylie
yours is so cute! i finished mine last night, minus the dress. i'm thinking maybe i'll make mine a sparkly top hat...
Cute! Reminds me, I must get a tattoo!
I seriously love this. Love love love! Going to spoonflower right now.
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