Showing posts with label Sunday Ride. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sunday Ride. Show all posts

Saturday, April 30, 2016

Our Fabric in Action!

We love sharing projects made from our new fabrics with you! Here are three new quilts here, all from the Missouri Star Quilt Company: 

Cutting Corners Quilt tutorial featuring Sevilla Blues by Andrea Komninos

This quilt is featured in a tutorial by Jenny Doan. 

Click here to find the tutorial.

Have you seen BLOCK Magazine, also from Missouri Star Quilt Company? Their new issue features two quilts made using our fabrics:

A gorgeous quilt using Cherry Guidry's Sunday Ride collection. 

and a "Tangled Geese" quilt featuring Ann Lauer's Circle Play collection.


Click here to find the magazine. 
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Wednesday, April 20, 2016

Focus on Embroidery: See what coordinates with our fabric!

We're focusing on embroidery here on the blog this week; today we're showing the embroidery collections that coordinate with some of our designers' fabric lines. 

Jackie Robinson has embroidery lines that coordinate with her three most recent fabric collections. 



Nancy Halvorsen has an embroidery collection for her Christmas Pure & Simple line, as well as some of her older lines.

Amanda Murphy has embroidery collections for two fabric lines:

Sparkle (consider this a sneak peek of one our holiday 2016 collections!)

 Susan Rooney has an embroidery collection for her Breezy Blooms line.

Cherry Guidry has embroidery collections for her two most recent lines:


Click here to see OESD's embroidery collections, including those featured in this post.  

p.s. We're launching an exciting giveaway (a sewing machine!) on Facebook. Be sure to check our Facebook page Wednesday evening for details! 
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Thursday, April 14, 2016

More Sunday Ride

We recently introduced you to Cherry Guidry's Sunday Ride collection. Today, Cherry talks about her fabrics, and the family memories that inspired them, as well as sharing the coordinating embroidery designs. We think these embroidered motifs are absolutely irresistible! 
As a bonus, Cherry is giving away four quilt patterns. See the bottom of this post for details.


What is the inspiration behind your Sunday Ride collection?
It’s all about bike rides I used to take with my kids when they were younger. We lived in the Lake Arrowhead neighborhood in Waleska, Georgia. The designs are all things we saw along the way. I have such great memories of these bike rides; it’s really a special spot in my heart.

Tell us about the panel.
The panel tells the story. We had a neighbor who used to hang her clothes out to dry. Of course I had to include a quilt on it! My little dog—a black schnauzer—is on there. We lived by the lake, and our neighbors had a sailboat. Picnics. And of course the bikes.


Do you have a favorite print in the collection?
The little bike print on white with the daisies is probably my favorite. I’m also fond of the little Rosey Posey print.


You have a coordinating line of embroidery designs for this collection through Oklahoma Embroidery Supply & Design.
Yes! I just love embroidery. You can take simple blenders (like the beaded circles, which read as a solid) and add a little bit of embroidery. It takes a very simple block or quilt, add an embroidery design, and create an intricate-looking finished project. They also work great on quilt labels. I’m working on creating tutorials using the Sunday Ride collection.
 
Click on the image to see it larger, or use the link at the bottom of the post for an even better view. 
What makes embroidery so appealing to you?
Embroidery is instant gratification. You sit back and watch the machine do your work for you.  Embroidered projects make great gifts—pillows, kitchen towels, anything you want with the little added touch.
Sample projects Cherry has designed with her embroidery motifs.


Do you have a favorite from the Sunday Ride embroidery collection?
Definitely the bike. And the schnauzer. He’s so simple, but so cute.  


Cherry has designed four quilt patterns featuring her Sunday Ride fabrics, and she'd like to give away one of each of those patterns to you! Here they are:
Chickasaw Lake 
Dogwood Star

Lakeside Ride

Sunday Ride Minis


For a chance to win a pattern, leave a comment letting us know your favorite embroidery motif from Sunday Ride. Giveaway is open through Sunday, April 17th at 11:49 pm EST. Make sure we have a way to reach you if you are selected as the winner! 



Click here to see the entire Sunday Ride collection.
Click here to see or purchase the entire Sunday Ride embroidery collection.
Click here to see more of Cherry's work. 
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Tuesday, April 12, 2016

Take a ride...

...with Cherry Guidry's fresh Sunday Ride collection for Contempo. These prints exude spring--from the light, airy palette to the flowers, bicycles, and sailboats--Sunday Ride is packed with fun! You'll love the allover neighborhood print--fun for backing, wide borders, or fussy cutting. And don't forget the panel!


 The panel:


 Corner Oak Street, a free pattern by Cherry. Make your own neighborhood with this refreshing version of a classic house block quilt. 
Click here to find the free quilt pattern.

Click here to see the entire Sunday Ride collection.

Click here to see more of Cherry's work. 
Stay tuned for more on Sunday Ride later this week!

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Tuesday, October 27, 2015

Guess the fabric line Winners!

Thanks to everyone who played our "Guess the fabric line" game over the last few days. It was so much fun to see your fabric line name guesses!

Here are our randomly selected winners:

Day 1: 
Kathy E. from Dubuque, IA
Her guess: Seed Jam


Day 2:
Gene B. from Anniston, AL
His guess: Technicolor Snow


Day 3:
Nadine H. from Ramsey, MI
Her guess: Ebony and Ivory


Day 4: 
Barb J. from Verona, PA
Her guess: Those Lazy, Hazy, Crazy Days of Summer



Congratulations to the winners! We'll be contacting you by email. 
Watch for these fabrics to be featured here on the blog and then be available in your local quilt shop in early 2016!



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