Isn't this a stunner, so vibrant! Well done to Jennifer Thornberry. She used a pattern called Arcadia Avenue from the  'crazy creative Mom-Daughter duo who run on coffee' and who trade as Sassafras Lane Designs in Colorado - you really need to check them out (but put your sunglasses on first!) Jennifer's choice of Oakshott Ruby Reds (two packs) with some blue-greens gives the pattern a whole new look. Here's the just-finished quilt top: Read more

Thanks to Jacqui Field for this early glimpse of a quilt top in Oakshott as she is waiting for further fabric. Looking forward to seeing the finished item – and learning the name; something to do with paths, or snakes, or ... ? Read more

We've just had a photo of a gorgeous quilt top using a full range of earth elements shot cottons from Sarah at {no} hats in the house, who said:

I'm a bit partial to the (more underrated?) neutrals in your collection ... so tell me, will you be introducing any browns/tans/etc. back into the lineup?

and our answer is:

We still have a few Earth colours left and are likely to be bringing back some earth and tan tones in Autumn 2015.

Meanwhile feast your eyes on her quilt top and read full details of how Sarah achieved the gradation of colour on the blog: [caption id="attachment_141" align="aligncenter" width="332"] Gradient fill; Layer cake[/caption] Read more