News from the Orange Studio
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!
Cassidy Crossover Sew & Tell
Awhile back, Hayden from Timeless Treasures, sent us a box full of fat-quarter bundles. We made up this Cassidy Crossover purse in some of the black, white and red fabrics. I love how this one turned out....
Main Street Quilt Sew and Tell
Today, I would like to share Annette Matthies' Main Street quilt! She took our Mystery Class back in 2012 when we taught this one. Surprisingly she chose colors very similar to our cover quilt! She chose a turquoise for the accent color instead of a dark grey and I love how it looks.
New Cassidy Crossover Pattern Cover
All the women in our family use Cassidy Crossover purses on a daily basis. So, as Quilt Market approached, we realized we need a few more for display! We made quite a few more =] We loved our new ones so much, we decided to update our pattern covers to include one of the new purses. Here were the nominees!
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 in Meadow
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.
