She decided to make 2D figures crocheted, the result has been the union in a composition of a Halloween scene, I feel that her work looks more like a crocheted painting, demonstrating her creativity and her perseverance in the 7 days of challenge .

Tere has presented us with her final work with a Halloween wreath, joining all her fabric figures there, the result has seemed very good to decorate on this date.

Diana has made a very beautiful mobile with her Halloween figures, her effort must be appreciated because even with her arm suffering she dedicated several days to hand sewing, the little witch is a charm as the main figure.

Although his figures are not to be joined, his works are impeccable and very creative, he used various techniques such as amigurumi weaving, felt sewing, DIY and made didactic figures such as the puppet and very useful as the bag. She also was the first to join the challenge.

Mariam's adorable felt figures seem to be taken out of the same packaging, they retain the same aesthetics and impeccable finish, they could be inside a box and sold together (entrepreneurship ideas hehe).

Dear Mrs. Nelly is new to Hive, she joined precisely motivated by this challenge and published constantly the seven days, I hope she stays just as motivated presenting her weaving works in this community, those who still do not know them I invite you to visit her blog.

Her creations included some of my favorite Halloween characters, she crafted them with a lot of creativity, striving to achieve the goal despite the adverse circumstances that have come her way.

She presented us with several figures made of felt, each of these has a special touch, closed with a gold clasp with its cauldron which I find adorable as a small souvenir.

She presented us with some figures that she made from external tutorials, as well as at the end she presented us with a beautiful witch whose pattern was designed by herself, it is good to see her evolution and note the love and enthusiasm she has for knitting amigurumis.

She presented 5 very good works on amigurumis in whose publications she contributed relevant content about the meaning of the figures she chose for the challenge, highlighting that it is always good to read about the subject that is presented in a needlework.

My dear Laura was very busy traveling for a few days, however, she took time on her return to present us with a costume and makeup that she made for her doll. I appreciate that she has joined the challenge with a post.

Needle creations that have a practical utility are the most appreciated by many, here she shares a pot holder with a Halloween pumpkin motif.