stillclock

these are french milled, totally gorgeous fabrics.

the repeats are large and it seems an utter shame to cut them up too much. i was thinking a swoon quilt might be gorgeous, but that would definitely turn them into scraps.

do you have any quilting pattern suggestions that would compliment them? i am all ears

aileen

scrapinmema

Love the fabrics but not sure of a pattern that is always my problem can't decided how to make it into a quilt.

charlottequilts

So beautiful!!! How about cutting them into largish squares and just put them next to each other like Kaffe Fassett does? Or use a thin sashing. I wouldn't want geometry drawing any attention from the fabrics.

Hugs,
Charlotte

KalamaQuilts

http://blog.shopmartingale.com/quilt...print-fabrics/

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/061...SIN=0615236006 this shattered technique looks fun

there is another book specific to big motifs, but I can't remember the name, sorry

irishrose

The 'Spectre de la Rose' quilt from the site Kalama gave you would be perfect. Pretty fabrics!

Boston1954

How about Hole in the Barn Door? It has some larger pieces and you can use blenders to be the background.

Prism99

How about a Falling Charms quilt? Only I would cut the squares 6.5" instead of 5" and cut the sashing strips 2" wide instead of 2.5". Here is a link (take a good look at the quilt hanging in the background):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4KkpbFKBaKA

tesspug

This one is called Around the Twist. Imagine using greens in the twist. It would look like a rose trellis. http://anniesquiltorts.blogspot.com/...-festival.html

tesspug

Another look. http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-BBVVAwh-1s...0/blog+159.jpg

stillclock

you guys are awesome! thank you!

aileen