Tweetle Dee Blog

There is something wonderful about a table full of paint, a little autumn air, and people gathered to make something with their hands. Our Tweetle Dee Fall Workshop was all of that and more.

Thank you to everyone who joined us at our home in Woodland Hills. The weather kept us guessing, but you came ready to settle in, choose your colors, and bring your barn quilts to life. I loved watching each design take shape. Even when two people began with the same pattern, their finished pieces told different stories.

A Little Piece of Harvest

The Sweet Corn Star reminds me that inspiration is often waiting in the most familiar places in the garden, along a country road, or in the colors of a field we have passed a hundred times before.

This design celebrates those simple, beautiful things: golden corn, green husks, handmade traditions, and the feeling of bringing the harvest home.

I hope you love the Sweet Corn Star as much as I loved creating it.

There is something especially lovely about adding new colors to the Prairie Paint collection. Each one begins with a feeling, a memory, or a glimpse of color found in the gardens, fields, and stories that inspire everything we create.

Today, I’m so excited to introduce two beautiful new shades: Plum Pickin and Blue Belle.

Inspired by the landscapes that shape us, the Prairie Compass is a modern interpretation of the traditional barn quilt star. Rich with earthy tones and painted by hand using our signature Prairie Paint palette, it reflects the colors of golden fields, weathered skies, moss-covered forests, mountain shadows, and sunlit meadows.

More than a geometric design, the Prairie Compass is a reminder to stay rooted in what matters most while embracing the journey ahead. Whether displayed on a porch, garden fence, barn, or inside your home, it brings warmth, heritage, and a sense of place to any space.

Women who had never met before leaning over each other's boards, encouraging one another. Sharing stories about children, gardens, travels, dreams, and life.

Celebrating each completed section as though it were their own.  By the end of the day, something remarkable had happened. Every single person left with a beautiful barn quilt.  But they also left with something less tangible. Confidence.