Tuesday, October 11, 2022

Knee Deep in Pumpkins

We celebrated Thanksgiving this past weekend so, needless to say, pumpkin pie - a favourite of the Official Cookie Tester's - was on the menu. Pumpkins were also headed to the finish line in a few table runners.

I got the binding made for the Holly Bazaar pumpkin runner and like the way it finished it off.

The same orange and black check was used for the background and worked to make it just a tad more on the Hallowe'enie, if that's a word.

And that lovely little pumpkin panto made for a beautiful seasonal finish.

As much as I like it, I have to say that I think that I like Roberta's more. Speedy little thing that she is, she made up enough blocks for two runners in no time. 

I absolutely love her fabric choices - very scrappy and much more diverse than mine. Much more interesting, I think.

LOVE that large floral!

She chose an orange gingham for her binding and I think it's perfect (a nice finish without fighting with the pumpkins for attention) and the leafy burnt orange/pumpkin print for the backing adds even more interest.

This one has already been shipped to the beautiful lady that does her mom’s hair each week. It sounds like she is a real sweetheart and sends Roberta a picture of either her mom, or the two of them together, each Friday. She has a very natural way with seniors and is very kind, so this Thanksgiving Roberta is thankful for Wendy!...M


6 comments:

Kyle said...

🎃 Super cute.

Anne said...

What a beautiful gift for a very thoughtful, kind hairdresser!

Jocelyn is Canadian Needle Nana said...

Just love those geesey runners in your last post and aren't these pumpkin circles cute. What a neat gift for that kind lady!

beth s said...

Love these pumpkins. So cute!

audrey said...

Both the runners are very cute! Loving the fall vibes. Your orange and black check is perfect! The floral bits on Roberta's are amazing. Don't think I would have thought to do that with pumpkins, but it turned out so well!

Rebecca Grace said...

I love the Fall runners using brighter shades of orange than what we typically see with "Fall Colors" projects. Beautiful! Happy Thanksgiving to you Canadians, eating your pumpkin pie already while I'm still trying to resist buying (and eating) Halloween candy! ;-)