Showing posts with label Marblehead. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Marblehead. Show all posts

Monday, March 14, 2016

Wearing o' the GREEN!

St. Patrick's Day is just around the corner, and it's time to celebrate GREEN! 
We're sharing a round-up of our favorite green fabrics. If you like green, we guarantee we have a shade of green you'll love--everything from emerald to lime to moss to teal! Keep scrolling down because after we share our greens, you'll see some of our favorite Pinterest pins--both projects you can make with all these fun green fabrics, and cute snack ideas for Thursday. 
Remember, everyone's a little Irish on St. Patrick's Day...go green! 

Painter's Palette Solids




Calypso Turtles by Ro Gregg 
(watch for more info on this new line soon!)



Garden Rendezvous by Ro Gregg
(watch for more info on this new line soon!)



Dryad by Shannon Brinkley



Bristol



Harmony



Leather
(Have you seen our Row by Row Experience quilt using Leather? Find it here.)



Nature Trail



Marblehead and Marblehead Global Brights by Ro Gregg




And from Pinterest:
Find the pin here.



Find the pin here.



Find the pin here.



Find the pin here.



Find the pin here.



Find the pin here.

See the rest of our St. Patrick's Day themed Pinterest board here.

Tuesday, January 19, 2016

Red or Blue?

No, we're not talking politics here...
We're talking Mackenzie! 
This fun new collection comes in two colorways: blue with beige and green:

 And red with gold, pink and green:

Which would you choose for a quilt? 

Looking for coordinates? Pair these prints with your favorite Painter's Palette Solids, Marblehead textures, or Classique mini prints.

See the entire Mackenzie collection here and ask for it at your local quilt shop.


Thursday, October 1, 2015

Autumn-inspired projects!

With so many gorgeous fall fabrics, you only need one thing--a project to make with them! We've collected a few of our new and old favorites here, and they'll all work just as well in our new autumn lines and rich Marblehead tonals.

"Autumn Splendor" by Tammy Silvers,
featuring Autumn in the Forest
Download the free quilt pattern here.

"Acorn Harvest" by Airborne Heirlooms,
featuring Fall's Canvas
Download the free quilt pattern here.

"Changing Seasons" by Kristi and Rebecca Ryan,
featuring Ro Gregg's Changing Seasons
Download this free quilt pattern from our website.
Find out more about these fabrics here.


"Bright Autumn" by Terry Albers
Download this free quilt pattern from our website
Find more info about these fabrics here.


"Fall Tapestry" by Sue Harvey and Sandy Boobar
Download the free quilt pattern from our website.

"In Alignment" by Tony Jacobson;
featured in the Fall 2013 issue of Easy Quilts
 Find more info here.

Find out more about the quilt and where to download the free pattern here.


"Harvest Lone Star" by Betsy Smith:
featured in The Quilter October-November 2012
Find more info here.


"Chocolate Bar" by Tricia Lynn Maloney;
featured in Easy Quilts fall 2013
 Read more here.


Harvest Home by Joan Shay; featured in Quilt Trends Fall 2012
Find more info here.

"Autumn Tapestry" by Pine Tree Country Quilts;
featured in The Quilter October/November 2013
Find more info here.

Tuesday, September 29, 2015

Feels Like Fall

Are the leaves changing in your neck of the woods? 
As Mother Nature paints her brilliant autumn landscapes, we're inspired to share some of our favorite fabric lines and fabrics in those same hues. 
Enjoy!



Changing Seasons by Ro Gregg

In addition to the fall-themed lines featured above,
you can find autumn colors in many of our other collections, too. 
We like these:

Marblehead by Ro Gregg



















Friday, September 25, 2015

Ro Gregg's Butterflies Are Free

Already this week we've seen Ro Gregg's Changing Seasons and Tribal Instincts collections. Today, we're showing her latest line, Butterflies Are Free. 
Three days; three collections; three very different looks.

Butterflies Are Free has its roots in Ro's Marblehead collections. Rich colors, marble patterns, intriguing texture. (Plus a panel!) See the collection below and then read what Ro has to say about it and the magical creatures it features. 



Q. What inspired Butterflies Are Free?
Ro: Butterflies are my all time favorite creatures and my favorite motif in my fabric lines. I just love their beauty and their vibrant colors. I find them a spiritual sign, almost mystical in the way they flutter in and out of our lives. They are so delicate and beautiful, and their fleeting, fragile appearance has inspired many poets.  Some people say they are messengers for the angels.


Q. Why did you choose to feature butterflies, dragonflies and tulips?
Ro: Perfect trifecta all three are delicate and graceful.  Absolutely earthy delights of nature and perfect symbols of the newness of spring and summer. Butterflies, dragonflies and tulips are symbols of femininity, romance and friendship.

Q. How did you come up with the color palette?
Ro: Most of the motifs are designed with Marblehead and the colors are from the Global Brights and Pleasing Pastels.  These colors are pure and intense, and directly influenced by Mother Nature.

Q. Love the multicolored sunflowers! What inspired you to color them so uniquely?
Ro: Sunflowers look to the sun.....their namesake.  They lift your spirits on a sunny day.  I wanted  to do something different with them, so I took a more decorative and colorful approach using a myriad of tones from Marblehead.


Q. The marbleized prints are gorgeous! Can you talk about them?
Ro: Marblehead's newest pattern is in the border and I am calling it "Italian Marble."  This was designed from authentic marble from a photo I took on my last trip to Italy. This marble pattern comes in 3 colors: layers of serene green, lilac and dreamy blues; vibrant oranges and reds; and multi orchids, greens and blues on white.


Q. Tell us about the panel.
Ro: The panel is a 24" and showcases a myriad of butterflies flying into the light.  Each butterfly is designed from coordinating Marblehead to look pieced. They are featured on the sky Pleasing Pastel marble print. This panel is a masterpiece of color consisting of 17 screens to emulate the various shades and tones of the Marblehead line.  It is very versatile for quilts, jackets and bags.


Q. What’s your favorite print in the collection? 
Ro: The panels is hands down is my favorite due to the challenge of its design and the magnificent effect of the multicolor butterflies in flight. It was very exciting to design these magical wonders of life.

Use the panel and coordinates in this scrappy looking quilt, 
Lattice, designed by Jessica Toye.
Download the free quilt pattern here.

See the entire Butterflies Are Free collection here and ask for it at your local quilt shop.