News from the Orange Studio
Park Place in Bright Batiks
My grandma, MaryEllen, is the one who got both my Mom and I into quilting. She is one of the biggest supporters of Sassafras Lane and a constant inspiration. She tests our patterns for us and always comes up uniquely amazing color combinations and quilts.
Digital Quilts in Timeless Treasures Fabrics
One of the fun parts of designing quilt patterns is mocking them up in lots of different options! Timeless Treasures send their new lines out to designers to get a few quilt mockups made. It is a great way to get an idea of how the fabric looks in use!
Mulholland Drive in Batiks & Sale Announcement!
Today we are sharing another Mulholland Drive quilt. My mom made this gorgeous version in teal, blue and purple batiks. This is the smallest size provided in the pattern and it finishes 41" x 53".
Prism Parkway in Tonga Batiks & Sale Announcement!
You know us, we can never make just one quilt! This version of Prism Parkway originally appeared in Quiltmaker Magazine's 2014 color issue, (kind of suiting, huh?!)!
Cooper Carry-All in Bali Batiks
We are big batik fans in this household. Rich color, minimum raveling, gorgeous texture. Oh la la! I could go all day. Hoffman Fabrics graciously sent us a Splash Bali Pop and some matching yardage to make a Cooper Carry-All for our booth at Quilt Market in Houston.
Pat's Main Street Quilt
This gorgeous version of Main Street was made by the talented Pat Lyman. She used a brown and blue batik bali pop for the blocks, a blue batik for the accent and light beige printed batik for the background. Her colors are beautiful and so is her piecing!
Cassidy Crossover Sew & Tell
Don't you love scrolling through old photos and finding some gems? My mom was searching for a photo for me and found some photos from her Cassidy Crossover class last summer!
Regina's Diamond Alley Quilt
This gorgeous version of Diamond Alley was made by Regina Parys. She chose a medley of blue and turquoise fabrics for the diamonds and a solid white for the background. This combo makes me think of the Mediterranean.
Marti's Main Street Quilt
Ooh La La! That's all I can say about this version of our Main Street Quilt pattern! Well I think I can conjure up a little more to say! This beauty was made by Marti Dyer-Allison, also known as Aunt Marti. She has an amazing blog, 52 Quilts, where she documents all of her amazing quilting endeavors!
