News from the Orange Studio
Wiley Way in Birds of a Feather
This a bright Springy version of our Wiley Way quilt pattern. I thought we could all use a little warmth and brightness in between holidays. We used Birds of a Feather by Mark Hordyszynski for Michael Miller Fabrics along with a few coordinating brights.
Wiley Way in Marine Too
This version of our Wiley Way pattern is a little bit different than the two versions that come with the pattern. We used six focus fabrics featuring Marine Too from Birch Fabrics.
Prism Parkway
Quiltmaker Magazine has a theme to each of their issues. Jan/Feb '14 issue's theme was Color. We all know I love color. So I jumped on the opportunity to create something colorful! I also love geometry. For this quilt, I took an equilateral triangle, and cut it into 6 equal pieces.
Mystery Class
The weekend before Thanksgiving, my Mom and I taught a Mystery Class at our local Quilt Store. This is one of our favorite things to do. We love seeing how the different fabric choices turn out and it is a good way to test our future patterns. Here are the results from this last one!
Wiley Way - Flying the Coop
Our Wiley Way pattern has a fun design option that allows you to focus on five fabrics instead of nine. The background zigs between the five focus fabrics creating a fun and stunning visual.
Blogger's Quilt Festival - Baby Quilt Entry
Here is my second entry for Amy's Blogger's Quilt Festival. This one is for the Baby Quilt category. This pattern is Lullaby Lane. It is a personalize-able crib quilt that features a fat-quarter panel.
Blogger's Quilt Festival: Scrappy Quilt Entry
Twice a year Amy, of Amy's Creative Side, hosts a Blogger's Quilt Festival over the time for Quilt Market. It has become a huge quilt show online. I love to peruse all the different categories and see all the amazing quilts out there.
Wiley Way in Bali Batiks
Bourbon Street... Batik Style!
Every time we teach a Mystery Class, my mom and I each make a version of the quilt. (See mine here) This beauty is my Mom's Bourbon Street quilt. I am not certain... but I am pretty sure we broke a few laws taking these shots!