What to do with this??
 

So I've got these three, and I love them, but have NO clue what to do with them. I would love it to look really nice. I don't really like to use fabric just for the sake of using it, but I'm definitely the kind that buys the pattern THEN the fabric. Help!

Oh my goodness what lovely fabric! I'd be hard pressed to find the pattern to use them, too. It will come to you eventually.

Beautiful fabrics!!!
I would want to showcase that awesome large print.
My first thought is either attic window or D9P.

Add a soft pink for the background for this one http://artgalleryfabrics.typepad.com...quilt-dad.html

If it were mine, I would definitely accentuate the floral print either by adding two sets of triangles around the original square (using the coordinating fabric) or add strips of the coordinating fabric to a square. I don't usually use a pattern but make up my own layouts when I see a certain fabric.
When I add triangles to all four sides of a square, I take the original square (whatever the size) and add one inch to the measurement of that square to cut a square from the coordinating fabric. I then take the square from the coordinating fabric and cut it corner to corner, thus giving me 4 triangles to add to the original square. After sewing the 1st set of triangles to the square, I would do the same process to get 4 triangles from the second coordinating fabric. Don't know if I am explaining it correctly. Sometimes I know what I mean to say but putting it into words is another story. I would then add a coordinating pink sashing between the squares I have created. Good luck.

My first thought was D9P. (Probably because I just finished one with 3 fabrics.)

I love all three.

Love the fabric.

I think it would make a great purse or bag, but then again you didn't say how much yardage you have.

I don't have any official pattern recommendations but I do have a couple of easy suggestions.

How about large squares of the large scale fabric (probably fussy cut the same). Get a yellow and a green to match, use the other 2 fabrics you have and make 4 patches. Depending on what size quilt you're making, you might have to toss in an block or fabric to make it work.
OR
Make the top of 4 patches (or 9patches) and use the large scale fabric as your backing! It'll be a TWOFER then! TWO looks FER the price of one!

Love the fabrics!
Nan