Who are the Ghastlies?
Alexander Henry, the fabric designer, website says
In Ghastlie Manor on Ghastlie Street there's a Ghastlie family there to meet.
Mathilda Ghastlie with husband too extend a Ghastlie hand to you.
It's a Ghastlie day for a Ghastlie walk, under Ghastlie trees on a Ghastlie block.
A Ghastlie time for Ghastlie things like Ghastlie pets with Ghastlie wings!
They remind me of Edward Gorey's
the "Gashlycrum Tinies"
the "Gashlycrum Tinies"
Alexander Henry, the fabric designer, website says
In Ghastlie Manor on Ghastlie Street there's a Ghastlie family there to meet.
Mathilda Ghastlie with husband too extend a Ghastlie hand to you.
It's a Ghastlie day for a Ghastlie walk, under Ghastlie trees on a Ghastlie block.
A Ghastlie time for Ghastlie things like Ghastlie pets with Ghastlie wings!
This orange fabric was one of the first lines made.
I don't have it and that is a NIGHTMARE!
I've been really WICKED
making 4 GHASTLIES kwilts
in the last 2 months.
"The Ghastlies" gray color wave
using the "Side lights" pattern (by Kari Nichols)
you can order it here.
Aanother gray version of the patter using
"A Ghastlies Night" and pink borders.
The gray and pink colors is what first drew me
into the Ghastlies household.
"The Ghastlies" fabric in mauve, my design.
I did use both "The Ghastlies" and "A Ghastlie Night"
for the sidelight blocks in this one.
Love this little girls...and
I'm still looking for my hammer!
I couldn't find the orange Ghastlies fabric
so I made my own orange and black design by
fussy cutting centers and making wonky frames.
The orange flange just makes this one POP!
Here are some close ups of the blocks
showing the quilting and a better feel for
the actual colors..still working on the photogrpahy!
Maybe Santa will bring me a new camera?
AND last but not least...I designed a tote bag using
"The Ghastlies Family Gallery" fabric in gray.
in the last 2 months.
"The Ghastlies" gray color wave
using the "Side lights" pattern (by Kari Nichols)
you can order it here.
Aanother gray version of the patter using
"A Ghastlies Night" and pink borders.
The gray and pink colors is what first drew me
into the Ghastlies household.
"The Ghastlies" fabric in mauve, my design.
I did use both "The Ghastlies" and "A Ghastlie Night"
for the sidelight blocks in this one.
Love this little girls...and
I'm still looking for my hammer!
I couldn't find the orange Ghastlies fabric
so I made my own orange and black design by
fussy cutting centers and making wonky frames.
The orange flange just makes this one POP!
Here are some close ups of the blocks
showing the quilting and a better feel for
the actual colors..still working on the photogrpahy!
Maybe Santa will bring me a new camera?
AND last but not least...I designed a tote bag using
"The Ghastlies Family Gallery" fabric in gray.
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And now....
You can check out the full schedule for this WICKED Hop
over at Wendy's "Why Knot Kwilt" or with Madam Samm at
Now creep on over to see all the other
WICKED BLOGGERS today.
Friday, October 25th
Kwilty Pleasures (wicked me)
What Halloween fabric is your favorite this year?
Your Ghastly projects are wonderful! Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeletehalloween I find frightening but the ghastlies fabrics are wonderful and you have taken them to a high level indeed with your quilts and bag
ReplyDeleteI just love, love, love the Ghastlies and you took to the extreme level. So many great projects to highlight these characters.
ReplyDeleteThey are all fabulous - you cant beat the ghastlies can you! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI love your Ghastlies! I have the pink version here, still waiting for that perfect project....It just comes out and gets petted (on a regular bases, I must admit). I had never seen the ORANGE one, so I didn't know what I had missed.....Thanks!
ReplyDeleteYou are a Ghaslies witch!!! I love, love your quilts. They are amazing, and as I have them all in my stash I must sew something of that fabric.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing all your quilts and not to forget the bag.
Have a great weekend
Love all your Ghastly quilts. Each is stunning on its own and that IS the best fabric ever!
ReplyDeleteKathy, they are all awesome
ReplyDeleteOh Kathy you have to KNOW that I'd just LOVE them all and I certainly do. You can send them all my way any time. LOL
ReplyDeleteVery nice! I love the wonky frames. Love the gal with the hammer, so innocent! :)
ReplyDeletenot 1 but 4 ghastlie quilts...WOWWWWWW the black and grey one does it for me...are U having a ghastlie party? filled with total wickedness...
ReplyDeleteVery nice...I love the Ghastly fabric
ReplyDeleteNever have such Ghastly things been so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteGreat Ghastlie goodies! I love anything with Ghastlie fabric and you have quite an assortment. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteLooking great. The wonky one is my fav.
ReplyDeleteYour collection of Ghastlie quilts is wonderful. Love what you did to get orange into the mix.
ReplyDeleteWow Kathy, these are wonderful! Blessings, Marlene
ReplyDeleteI love the Ghastlies and your projects are fantastic!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE the ghastlies fabrics! You just can't beat them for that Halloween feeling!
ReplyDeleteWonderful projects! Your bag is really cool!
ReplyDeleteHow ghastly wicked of you to make these delightful items. sharing was nice too.
ReplyDeleteTotally ghastly projects--I love your quilt with the wonky frames! Thanks for sharing your beautiful work.
ReplyDeleteI dont have any Halloween fabric but I love your ghastly projects. That orange and black is stunning. Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteI love all your Ghastlies. So wickedly cute.
ReplyDeleteThat fabric is too cute and you've made such fun quilts from it. You're totally awesome Kathy ! Congrats on the 2 top 2 today ! See how awesome you are !
ReplyDeleteI love all of your ghastlies projects. This fabric all ways remind sme of the old tv show The Adams Family.
ReplyDeleteWow, love the quilt and LOVE the bag! I was given a big bag of Holiday fabric that was being thrown away, and there was a black and gray fabric with skulls that I adore. I've been making bags out of it and will be sorry when it's gone! :)
ReplyDeleteYour projects are just ghastly! Great projects. I love this fabric line, and you did such a beautiful job.
ReplyDeleteWonderful job on your Ghastlies. I really like how you did the orange one.
ReplyDeleteLove how you used that fabric! I had a yard of it and finally let a friend have it...now I need to buy it again!
ReplyDeleteWow! wonderful ghastly projects. Love all the quilts. My favorite one is your pattern with orange in this. I like anything that looks like wonky logcabin. Or is it pineapple block?
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing!
Congratulations on being in the spotlight today.
My favorite fabric today is one I saw in the Ghastlie collection that was owls and spider webs, and it just grabbed my eye! I really like the orange zing your one quilt has, it really does pop!
ReplyDeleteYour Ghastlie quilts are Wicked awesome. I adore the Ghastlies! Thank you for joining the fun with this Wicked hop.
ReplyDeleteThe fabrics just look great, it is a pitty I could not find it here in Switzerland, but actually, we are not a Halloween-country, it started to begin some years ago, but we are still far far away....
ReplyDeleteWonderfully wicked Ghastlies! I still haven't bought any of that fabric. In fact I used all the Halloween fabric that i did have in making my items for this blog hop.
ReplyDeleteOh I love your ghastlie projects!
ReplyDeleteLove what you have done with the Ghastlies!
ReplyDeleteHow creative to turn the blocks into black and orange by the borders..
ReplyDeleteI love how you fussy cut your blocks, they are perfect. Your quilts are beautiful. Thanks for sharing with us.
ReplyDeleteYour ghastly's are so cute.. my favorite is the pink ghastly...
ReplyDeleteYour Ghastly's are haunting adorable. Love all of your projects that you have made...
ReplyDeleteThese are great! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteAll of them are lovely! Well done!
ReplyDeleteOh I sooooo love those Ghastlies! Since I have a lot of leftovers, I am very drawn to the orange wonky framed quilt! I see a future for those treasured scraps!
ReplyDeleteJust too fun!
ReplyDeleteLove Ghastlies and the way you used them in so many different ways. Wicked good!
ReplyDeleteI like you fussy cut quilt.
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I love that fabric, and your projects are fantastic!
ReplyDelete:) Kelly @ My Quilt Infatuation
Gosh you are ghastly! These quilts are marvelous.
ReplyDeleteWell done, Kathy! You must really love the fabric and I got to say that it is really cute for Halloween. The artwork sort of reminds me of the intro to the Mystery Theatre on PBS.
ReplyDeleteWhat neat Ghastlie projects, I've made some things with the pink fabric. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI knew you would have some ghastly projects! I love the wonky blocks on the last quilt.
ReplyDeleteNothing says Halloween better than Ghastlies fabric! I think wonky blocks would be a good way for me to use my scraps. Love them all!
ReplyDeleteall of your quilts are super wicked. I think the girl with the hammer is a bit spooky and fun.
ReplyDeleteVery nice! I'm not a fan of Halloween, but I like these.
ReplyDeleteCool, love the bag
ReplyDeleteI love love all your projects! The Ghastlies are so ghastly! I love the bag too!Awesome job!
ReplyDeletexo jan
I really love all the Ghastly fabrics and love all of your projects. I have a lot too. But can't decide what I want to do with it. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteSuch cute quilts....and your bag is ghastly too!! Thanks for sharing with us.
ReplyDeleteKathy, you are so creative to make your own fabric. You have fabric that no one else has. I would not have thought to put pink and orange together and it spooktacular. Thanks for thinking outside my box. You certainly deserve to be on the wall of fame today. Thanks for participating and being a great inspiration in many ways.
ReplyDeleteFabulous - I love your Ghastlie projects!! I have a little of the grey but the other colours are hard too find here in the UK
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing!
love your quilts - that pattern is so perfect for the ghastlies fabric and your tote is great as well - I love this year's new ghastlies web fabric - thanks for sharing !
ReplyDeleteWow, way to go, Kathy! I love your Ghastlies projects. Great job!
ReplyDeleteWhat wonderful projects. Nicely done.
ReplyDeleteYour Ghastlie quilts are awesome!! I have quite a collection of Ghastlie goodies. I do have to get some of the new Christmas Ghastlie fabrics...the blood red is calling my name. Thanks for sharing. Happy Haunting, Pauline
ReplyDeleteAll of your ghastly quilts are wonderful. Great job.
ReplyDeleteThat Ghastlie fabric is still just as cute as it was when it came out in orange. Your quilts are wonderful and I was impressed with your crazy quilt - changing out the colors to the orange line was insightful and it turned out perfectly!
ReplyDeleteThese Gastlies quilts are adorable. When at the fabric store I always debate on whether or not I should pick up a yard or two. I think you've got me convinced on buying some next time!
ReplyDeleteGreat quilts ... you've been quite busy.
ReplyDeleteYou certainly have showcased the Ghastlies in your projects. I really like how the line made up using the Sidelights pattern. The tote is adorable. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI love the quilt and the Ghastlies. They make me smile. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI absolute love Ghastlies and I love love love what you've done with them :)
ReplyDeleteYou are the Ghastlie Queen!!! Oh my, I love all of your kwilts and I think my favorite is the last one with the wicked framing around each character. Your quilts rock--congrats and thanks for sharing. Hey, maybe I can cut into my fabric after seeing your creations:)
ReplyDeleteI like everything!! That fabric is such fun...my kinda halloween fun!! Thanx for sharing!
ReplyDeleteNini~
just Ghastly...... love then all. I have not yet bought any fabric but you are starting to tempt me .....
ReplyDeletein stitches
Your Ghastlie quilts and bag are just too wickedly marvelous! I'm such a fan of those Ghastlies, but I don't have any orange fabric either. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeletei ♥ me some ghatlies too. I don't have the orange, but I am sure there is some to be had on etsy. I finally broke down and made a ghastlies moths quilt...I hate to cut up the people...if only they could do a nicer repeat, right.
ReplyDeleteLove the quilts and if you get tired of them I live at..........LOL
I love those ghastlies quilts. Just wonderful.
ReplyDeleteWonderfully Ghastlie! Very impressive...3 quilts!
ReplyDeleteMy fav Halloween fabric is Gastlies.
Lovely work thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteJust ghastly ... and sew gorgeous! My favorite is the crazy patch type quilt ... :) Pat
ReplyDeleteLike you I love the ghastlies, but I can't believe you made 4 quilts, AMAZING! Great job on all of them.
ReplyDeleteYou have made wonderful quilts. I love all of the pattern. I like the Ghastly fabrics as well!
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