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Halloween Hanging Candy Bucket

August 21, 2016 By Katie

Well Hi there;)  It’s been awhile.

I’m looking toward Fall in the studio, or more specifically Halloween.  So I began looking through my Halloween Pinboard for projects to hone our skills this coming season with a little more excitement than usual.

sew katie did | hanging halloween candy bag

I’ve made plenty of Trick-or-Treat bags (though Roan might need a larger one), but this round I had an idea of creating a bucket I could just hang on the inside door knob for handing out candy instead of a bowl. You could certainly add another handle to make it into a bag.

I combined Twiddletail’s paper pieced Skully pattern with the bucket idea to make a new sample for September and October’s paper piecing workshops.  I’ve got one more fun project idea with this pattern to add to my Halloween home decor trick out.  It’s not necessary to do this pattern in these workshops dedicated to paper piecing, but I thought it would be fun to try something new.  There are certainly a lot of free paper pieced Halloween patterns out there to choose from.

sew katie did | paper pieced skull door candy bucket

Speaking of choices, I not lacking in Halloween/skull print fabric and even added this new Cotton and Steel to the collection.  I have more napkins in my future.

sew katie did | paper pieced halloween candy door bucket

I considered it, but ended up going with a more “traditional” print that matched the feel of the paper pieced pattern for the interior and trim.

sew katie did| door hung halloween candy bag

I quilted the bucket in a simple grid hoping that it wouldn’t obscure the skull and I think it worked out pretty well.

sew katie did | halloween hanging candy bucket

Instead of batting I quilted my panels with a layer of Soft and Stable to give it more structure and I used muslin as backing for the quilting process.

sew katie did | Halloween hanging candy bucket

You can see how I’ve tricked out in past years here and here.  I’m almost done with some locker bags using the same one-handle idea.

Two more weeks of summer and I’ll be back to this little corner of the world more often.  Happy summer peeps;)

 

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  1. RyAnn says

    August 21, 2016 at 11:42 am

    Spookalicious!

  2. JulieAnn says

    August 23, 2016 at 2:48 pm

    This is so adorable!! What is your lining fabric?

  3. JulieAnn says

    August 23, 2016 at 11:18 pm

    Love the idea of a bag on the door and so cute! What is your lining fabric?

    • Katie says

      August 25, 2016 at 10:06 am

      Hi Julie Ann. It’s an Alexander Henry. You could probably find some on Etsy. Happy Hunting!

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