News from the Orange Studio
Diamond Detour in Lizzy House Fabrics
It is always fun to see a digital mockup come to life! Last Market, Andover was sneak peeking these gorgeous new basics from Lizzy House. We dropped images of the Mini Pearl Bracelets and Butterflies into a digital version of our Diamond Detour pattern for their sales sheets.
New Main Street Pattern Cover
We had a great opportunity to make our Main Street pattern in Timeless Treasures new precuts! We used the Sketch Colorplay 2.5" Strips for the colors, a light grey for the accent and a solid white for the background. We loved how this quilt turned out so much, we decided to reshoot our Main Street pattern covers!
Quilt Con Signs
QuiltCon took place in Austin, TX over last few days and to be honest I've been stalking the #quiltcon hashtag on Instagram a little too much! People are having a blast! We are thinking about attending or having a booth at the Pasadena show next year.
Arcadia Avenue QAL - Paper Piecing
Hey Everyone! It has been a blast seeing all the different fabric pulls you are coming up with. If you haven't shared your fabrics yet, don't fret! We still would love to see them, so add them to our Flickr group. Today is more of an information day, but then next time the sewing begins =]
Quilt Market in Pittsburgh Take 3
Yesterday we shared half of our Quilt Market photos and today we are showing the rest! Here are some more creative booths, inspiring people and random Pittsburgh fun!
Quilt Market in Pittsburgh Take 2
Our first Quilt Market post was all about our booth, but we thought you might like to see and hear about more than that! I have finally gone through the rest of our Quilt Market photos and compiled them into two posts. So here is the first post full of amazing booths, awesome people and photos from around Pittsburgh!
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.