News from the Orange Studio
Firelights Quilt & A Giveaway!
Quiltmaker does this really neat issue twice a year called 'Quilts from Quiltmaker's 100 Blocks'. I have a quilt featured in this upcoming Spring '14 issue. It is based on my Formation block that was featured in 100 Blocks, Volume 8. Below is the block, and you can read all about it here!
Wiley Way in Enchant
Today I want to share with you this great version of our Wiley Way quilt pattern we made to display in Riley Blake Design's Quilt Market booth in Houston. Isn't this fabric just adorable! It is Enchant by Natalie Lymer of Cinderberry Stitches.
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.
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 Shadow Play
For Fall Market, EE Schenk asked us if we would make a version of our Wiley Way in a modern color palette using Shadow Play from Maywood Studios.
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.
Wiley Way in Bali Batiks
Wiley Way is finally here!
The final new pattern we will be showing at Market is finally ready for the public eye!! Woot woot! (Insert happy dance here!) This pattern is quick, easy and fun! We have already made several of them, 11 to be exact! (Don't worry, we will share them too!)
Diamond Alley in Artisan Spirit - Shimmer
We have some amazing friends. They are always there to help! Whether we need proof-readers (always!), patterns tested or an actual quilt made, someone is always there! We bit off a lot for our first Market and a few friends offered to help us make some quilts we promised.