News from the Orange Studio – Tagged "Sassafras Lane Designs" – Page 2

Introducing Kringle Crossing!

It is no secret that diamonds are one of our favorite shapes to work with! If Diamond Alley, Diamond Detour and Mini Diamond Detour weren't proof enough, we have a new pattern featuring... you guessed it, diamonds! Kringle Crossing is a fun, fast tree skirt and table topper pattern in one.

October 20, 2016 by Shayla Wolf

Tags: christmas custom diamond holiday Kringle Crossing quilt Quilt Pattern quilting Sassafras Lane Sassafras Lane Designs table topper tree skirt

Introducing Baker Street!

Ahhhh! Quilt Market is coming soon and I have been a major slacker on the blog front. I can't very well introduce our new upcoming patterns without formally introducing the last bunch, so... up next on the intro train is Baker Street!

October 19, 2016 by Shayla Wolf

Tags: Baker Street color colors design fresh geometric orange patchwork pink Quilt Pattern quilting Sassafras Lane Sassafras Lane Designs scrap scrap quilt scrappy traditional

Introducing Privet Drive!

Happy Monday! Today I am writing to you from a little coffee shop in Midtown Manhattan! I am on a trip with my best friend and we are having a blast, and getting some work done. This week, we are going to continue introducing our new(ish) patterns and next up on the docket is our Privet Drive!

August 28, 2016 by Shayla Wolf

Tags: American Made Brand american made brand solids color fabric foundation foundation paper foundation piecing paper paper-piecing pattern quilt Quilt Pattern quilting rainbow Sassafras Lane Sassafras Lane Designs scrap scrap quilt scrappy solid solids

Prism Parkway in Saturday Morning

It is always fun to see digital quilt mockup come to life! This is the Prism Parkway I mocked up for Moda in Basic Grey's latest line, Saturday Morning! It is a fun line with text, florals, triangles and people toting about! I arranged the fabrics gradating in color order from red to black to blue to green to gold, diagonally down the quilt on a light grunge background.

August 22, 2016 by Shayla Wolf

Tags: Basic Grey Moda paper-piecing Prism Parkway quilt Quilt Pattern quilting Sassafras Lane Sassafras Lane Designs Saturday Morning scrap scrap quilt scrappy triangles

Introducing Hootsville Row!

Hootsville Row originated as a 12" block I designed a few years ago for one of Quiltmaker's 100 Blocks magazines. Hootie, as I called him, was one single owl perched on a branch with a golden full moon behind him. I decided to design a quilt around Hootie and create a whole family of owls. I love how Hootsville Row turned out!

August 20, 2016 by Shayla Wolf

Tags: animal animals appliqué baby boy baby girl baby quilt baby quilt size baby shower gift color design fabric Hootie Hootsville Row owls pattern photography quilt Quilt Pattern quilting rainbow Sassafras Lane Sassafras Lane Designs scrap scrap quilt scrappy wallhanging size

Mel's Mats in Hazelwood

The last post featured Mel's Mats made with scraps. Today I am going to share some placemats made with a precut strip pack by one of our favorite sewists, Juli Kieny! We paired a jelly roll of an adorable fabric line from One Canoe Two (one of my favorite designers!) with two woven solids for the background. Juli made up 4 placemats and we love how they turned out!

August 18, 2016 by Shayla Wolf

Tags: fabric Hazelwood jelly roll Mel's Mats Moda pattern placemats Sassafras Lane Designs tablerunner woven

Introducing Mel's Mats!

We have been making these woven placemats for years as housewarming gifts, children's room decorations and table toppers! We finally turned these into Mel's Mats, a precut or scrap friendly placemat and table runner pattern. These placemats aren't only functional, but will brighten your table!

August 17, 2016 by Shayla Wolf

Tags: decorative stitches fabric Mel's Mats pattern placemats rainbow Sassafras Lane Designs tablerunner woven

Canyon Boulevard in Ink & Arrow Fabrics

Occasionally fabulous fabric companies ask us to make a project featuring their new fabric lines. I love looking at fabric, then sorting through our patterns to find the perfect pairing! Ink & Arrow Fabrics sent us a box full of goodies. We sorted through it and picked out 8 fun prints on white backgrounds and a seafoam dot blender to make our Canyon Boulevard quilt pattern.

August 15, 2016 by Shayla Wolf

Tags: Canyon Boulevard fabric Ink & Arrow low volume pattern Sassafras Lane Designs