The Skull Quilt Project: LAST DAY OF AUCTIONS

There is ONE DAY left to bid on the remaining 5 quilts. Remember all of the proceeds go to Becky's Fund, which is a non-profit organization the helps victims of domestic violence and teaches domestic violence prevention. You are helping out a wonderful cause by purchasing a quilt.

Skull Quilt #4

This quilt is made from squares by Sarah Harris, Jennifer Gorman, Michalee Sloan and Ann Scraggs. It was hanging at Gallery 5 for a month with the Skulls show, that was part of our Skull Appreciation Day festivities.

Skull Quilt #5

This quilt is made from squares by Sue McGuire, Nikki, Jamie Rhodes, and Tiffany Berkovitz. It was hanging at Gallery 5 for a month with the Skulls show, that was part of our Skull Appreciation Day festivities.

Skull Quilt #6

This quilt is made from squares by Melanie Kutschke, Ann Stelzer, Charlton Yu and Rikki Traina. It was hanging at Gallery 5 for a month with the Skulls show, that was part of our Skull Appreciation Day festivities.

Skull Quilt #12

This quilt is made from squares by Ember Griffin (age 18), Jessie Woods (age 15), Adean Stranahan (age 17) and Melissa Kennedy (troop committee member). These ladies are part of Girl Scout Troop #202 from Eureka, CA.

Skull Quilt #13

This quilt is made from squares by Karleen Price (troop mom), Kira Denny (age 17), Lola Presler (troop advisor), and Terra Price (age 11). These ladies are part of Girl Scout Troop #202 from Eureka, CA.

The Skull Quilt Project: Last Relisting of Quilts

There are still 5 quilts that haven't sold, so I'm relisting them one last time. I've dropped the price down a lot, so they are very affordable. Remember all of the proceeds go to Becky's Fund, so you will be helping out a wonderful cause.

Skull Quilt #4

This quilt is made from squares by Sarah Harris, Jennifer Gorman, Michalee Sloan and Ann Scraggs. It was hanging at Gallery 5 for a month with the Skulls show, that was part of our Skull Appreciation Day festivities.

Skull Quilt #5

This quilt is made from squares by Sue McGuire, Nikki, Jamie Rhodes, and Tiffany Berkovitz. It was hanging at Gallery 5 for a month with the Skulls show, that was part of our Skull Appreciation Day festivities.

Skull Quilt #6

This quilt is made from squares by Melanie Kutschke, Ann Stelzer, Charlton Yu and Rikki Traina. It was hanging at Gallery 5 for a month with the Skulls show, that was part of our Skull Appreciation Day festivities.

Skull Quilt #12

This quilt is made from squares by Ember Griffin (age 18), Jessie Woods (age 15), Adean Stranahan (age 17) and Melissa Kennedy (troop committee member). These ladies are part of Girl Scout Troop #202 from Eureka, CA.

Skull Quilt #13

This quilt is made from squares by Karleen Price (troop mom), Kira Denny (age 17), Lola Presler (troop advisor), and Terra Price (age 11). These ladies are part of Girl Scout Troop #202 from Eureka, CA.

The Skull Quilt Project: Relisting Unsold Quilts

Thanks to everyone that has participated in this project. Whether it be by making quilt squares, buying the finished quilts or spread the word about the auctions and project, all help is greatly appreciated by the Skull-A-Day crew and Becky's Fund.

I've relisted the quilts that haven't sold yet. The auctions will run for 5 days. You MUST have an Ebay account and a Paypal account to bid and pay for the quilts. You can follow the steps for set up, if you don't already have those accounts. For information on each quilt, please see the auction listing and info below. Proceeds from the sales of all of the skull quilts will go to Becky's Fund, which is a DC based organization that helps victims of domestic violence and teaches domestic violence prevention. Click on the quilt number to be taken to the related auction.

Skull Quilt #4

This quilt is made from squares by Sarah Harris, Jennifer Gorman, Michalee Sloan and Ann Scraggs. It was hanging at Gallery 5 for a month with the Skulls show, that was part of our Skull Appreciation Day festivities.

Skull Quilt #5

This quilt is made from squares by Sue McGuire, Nikki, Jamie Rhodes, and Tiffany Berkovitz. It was hanging at Gallery 5 for a month with the Skulls show, that was part of our Skull Appreciation Day festivities.

Skull Quilt #6

This quilt is made from squares by Melanie Kutschke, Ann Stelzer, Charlton Yu and Rikki Traina. It was hanging at Gallery 5 for a month with the Skulls show, that was part of our Skull Appreciation Day festivities.

Skull Quilt #9

This quilt is made from squares by Teresa Davich, "Crazy" Rebecca Halley, Karen Jennings, and Allison Schumacher.

Skull Quilt #12

This quilt is made from squares by Ember Griffin (age 18), Jessie Woods (age 15), Adean Stranahan (age 17) and Melissa Kennedy (troop committee member). These ladies are part of Girl Scout Troop #202 from Eureka, CA.

Skull Quilt #13

This quilt is made from squares by Karleen Price (troop mom), Kira Denny (age 17), Lola Presler (troop advisor), and Terra Price (age 11). These ladies are part of Girl Scout Troop #202 from Eureka, CA.

The Skull Quilt Project: 6 Quilt Auctions Starting Today!

The Ebay auctions for 6 more quilts. The auctions will run for 5 days. You MUST have an Ebay account and a Paypal account to bid and pay for the quilts. You can follow the steps for set up, if you don't already have those accounts. For information on each quilt, please see the auction listing. Proceeds from the sales of all of the skull quilts will go to Becky's Fund, which is a DC based organization that helps victims of domestic violence.

Auction 8

Auction 9

This was made by Carolyn Oord of Forest and Kerosene from Canada. These were sent in 3 packages with a 3 square strip in each. This was the least expensive way of sending them. Since they were sent sewn in strips, the construction of the quilt changed completely. I sewed the strips together according to the placement instructions that she provided me with. Taking ques from the existing decorative stitching Carolyn already had done, I used similar decorative stitching to top stitch it flat to the backing. This quilt features the logo from our Skull Appreciation Day celebration and many different hand sewn skulls. There are various kinds of fabrics, trims, stitching and beading. To see close ups of the pieces, visit her blog or the auction.

Auction 10

Girl Scout Troop # 202 from Eureka, California sent 12 squares that they had made. The troop has an existing fascination with skulls. Their troop crest badge was designed by Noah and made by Nerd Merit Badges. I own one of these badges, because I'm a good skull scout. Also, I used to be a girl scout, so this was extra fun for me. I arranged their submissions into 3 quilts according to similar colors.

Auction 11

Auction 12

Auction 13

If you have any questions about the auctions, please email me at abby@skulladay.com. I am traveling this weekend, so I will reply on Sunday when I return. Next week, I will relist any quilts that haven't sold and some non-assembled blocks. There were a few that I either wasn't able to use or I wasn't able to match up to other blocks. I know you all can find some crafty purposes for them.

The Skull Quilt Project: 7 Quilt Auctions ENDING TODAY!

The 1st 7 quilt auctions are ending throughout today. If you haven't bid yet, this is your chance to do so! Proceeds from the sales of all of the skull quilts will go to Becky's Fund, which is a DC based organization that helps victims of domestic violence. We really appreciate all the hard work that went into creating this quilt squares and the bidders who are purchasing them. When you are bidding, think of the quilts as 4 pieces of one-of-a-kind art, put into one. That is literally what they are. To see all the auctions and bid on a quilt, go to Azurafae's Ebay store.

Auction 1

Auction 2

Auction 3

Auction 4

Auction 5

Auction 6

Auction 7

The remaining 6 quilts will go live tomorrow, after this set has ended. So, if you don't see your favorite yet or your own block, don't fret, they will be up tomorrow! Thanks for participating and buying these quilts!