Blogger's Quilt Festival: Scrappy Quilt Entry

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.
Bourbon Street... Batik Style!

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!
Bourbon Street in Confetti Dots

Bourbon Street in Confetti Dots

Taking photos of our finished projects is very high on my "Why I Love My Job" list. In fact I should make an actual list someday! (note to self) I try to find new places and spots to take photos, but usually they are in my house or front yard.
Cooper Carry-All in Shadowland II

Cooper Carry-All in Shadowland II

Here is another project we made for Quilt Market in Houston! This is our Cooper Carry-All tote bag made up in Shadowland II from Kona Bay Fabrics. These prints are gorgeous and so easy to work with! We are making a Diamond Alley quilt in these too! Photos to come later =]
Introducing Bourbon Street!

Introducing Bourbon Street!

This is one of our "long-time coming" patterns. We taught this quilt as a Mystery Class back in February.... yes, February. But patterns are now finally available!! Woo hoo! It is a good feeling to get something posted you have been working on forever! 
Cooper Carry-All in Waterfront Park

Cooper Carry-All in Waterfront Park

My architecture nerd in me went crazy for this Waterfront Park line! Bridge line drawings, I mean, come on!! Anyways, it makes me happy! Violet Craft designed this fabric for Michael Miller Fabrics.
Introducing Piccadilly Circle!

Introducing Piccadilly Circle!

Dig into your scrap bins and start creating this scrappy paper-pieced circle quilt! This is a great pattern for beginners trying to learn new quilting techniques and experienced quilters alike. Basic foundations, easy curved piecing and a little bit of applique to boot!