Kitten’s Halloween Party – Free Mini Quilt Pattern

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ByCaroline Fairbanks-Critchfield Updated on

Sew an adorable mini quilt that’s perfect for your Halloween decor! This adorable mini quilt is called ‘Kitten’s Halloween Party’ and it’s a combination of appliqué and traditional piecing.

We’ve had some amazing designers contribute to our free mini quilt pattern series, so if you’re just joining us now you can find all of our previous mini quilts on my Mini Quilt Pinterest Board.

The pattern for this adorable mini quilt (including the applique templates) is free below so you can sew it up with all your favorite scrap fabrics!

Kittens Halloween Party Mini Quilt Pattern by Stitches of LoveDownload

And now see what I did with my scraps…

When I was sewing my Halloween mini quilt, I had all these triangle scraps left over after making the 8 flying geese units.

I don’t know about you, but I have a REALLY hard time throwing away triangles!

So really quick I chain pieced them into 16 black and white half square triangles.

Then I pieced them into a mini-mini-quilt to go along with Kitten’s Halloween Party!

What do you think? Are you as scrap-crazy as I am to sew all those little triangles together to make half square triangles? If you are, how would you sew the half square triangles together? I’m not a mathematician, but I bet there are millions of different combinations.

Huge thanks to Stitches of Love Quilting for designing our mini quilt this month. Make sure you check out their adorable kits and patterns.

Here are all my free mini quilt patterns for you to enjoy!

xoxo,

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Caroline Fairbanks-Critchfield is an author and publisher who is passionate about the world of sewing and quilting. You can find her work in books, sewing patterns, magazines, and articles all over the web. She founded and publishes her ideas on the popular sewing website SewCanShe.com.