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Fright Night Quilt Pattern by Renee Den Beste

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$8.06 $13 In stock

Fright Night is a patchwork quilt celebrating the spookiness of Halloween. No templates or paper piecing required to make the bats hovering around the pumpkins. It requires yardage and is perfect for confident beginners.

The quilt finishes at 62"" x 74"".

  • Yardage Required
  • Printed Paper Pattern
  • Finished Size: 62"" x 74""
  • Finished Product: Quilt
  • Technique Used: Standard Machine Sewing
  • Skill Level: Confident Beginner
  • #MBQC145
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Thomas F. ★★★★★

The bats are perfectly sized to frame the pumpkins without overwhelming the design. I finished the top in a weekend, and the yardage requirements were spot-on.

Madison X. ★★★★★

The no-templates approach is such a relief — I can just cut into my stash and start piecing those bats without stressing over fiddly paper bits. The way the bats hover around the pumpkins reads so clearly in the finished quilt, and it’s genuinely spooky without being cartoonish.

Matthew ★★★★★

I love that this pattern uses regular yardage instead of templates or paper piecing—it made cutting the bat shapes surprisingly quick. The finished quilt has just the right amount of Halloween spookiness without feeling childish.