meyert

Hello... well Jenny Doan got me Last year MSQC had the Middleton Place fabric as the daily deal. I thought it was so pretty I bought one. I really didn't know what I was going to do with it, but here and there I bought some of the fabric by the yard. Then low and behold the charm pack was a quilter daily deal later.. so I had to buy that as well. Now I am looking at this pile of fabric wanting to get started but I don't have any ideas.

Do any of you guys have any suggestions? I have a charm pack, a jelly roll and 5 yards of a mix of the prints

Jeanne S

I wonder if a square in a square would work with the charms in the center of the square and the jelly roll strips as the sides of the square?

sewgull

There was a free pattern with the Middleton Collection. Look on the selvage and get fabric maker and check their web page for the free pattern.
P.S. I was a volunteer at the real Middleton Plantation (home of the Middleton Family), Charleston, SC.

cjsews

That might be pretty done in the Bento Box

ragamuffin

I see a beautiful log cabin. Those colors with the dark red for the chimney. Great!

sewNso

this was posted on here, and i made one from things, i wouldn't have used other wise. i like how it turned out. I think i started out with left over partial squares from D9P, and then whatever i could lay my hands on. had 2 jelly rolls i had picked up years ago.
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SuziSew

I just got the new issue of Quiltmaker and there was a cute design called Chop Suey that used jelly rolls and charm packs.

tessagin

Really like this. would be a great stash buster also.

Jingle

Log Cabin sounds good to me.

meyert

Thank you for all of your ideas. Log cabin was my first thought and then irish chain.. but I feel like they need solids. I don't want to buy any more fabric if I can avoid it. Jeanne S the square in a square is interesting and then the picture that SewNso is a really nice quilt. Maybe I can do a variation of that.. its sort of a square in square