JenniePenny

Yes, it has similarities, but there are more sizes of rectangles in Bailey's quilt. Here is one I made a few years ago.

nativetexan

someone recently posted a wave quilt done with drunkard's path blocks. looked great. colors gradating toward one corner. here it is http://www.quiltingboard.com/picture...e-t262311.html

Kitsie

Gorgeous fabric and I wish I could help you! Unfortunately I'm having the same problem with her "horse" fabric! I will check back to see what ideas you may get.

faykilgore

Those are absolutely gorgeous fabrics, Check out the long running scrappy quiit show thread under pictures. Lots of awesome ideas!

katier825

I also love Laurel Burch fabrics. Gorgeous prints, very nice fabric! It's so easy to iron because it barely wrinkles!

You should keep a large enough block in mind so you don't cut up all the pretty seahorses!

I made a quilt with different sealife prints (Hoffman I think) and I love how it came out. I used a large square for the focal fabrics, and 9-patch blocks for the other fabrics, a simple sashing and coordinating outer border. Here's a pic of mine.

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quilter2theend

What about tumbling squares from Missouri Quilting. There is a tutorial on the website.

twinkie

Beautiful fabric. Two patterns I like to showcase fabric are the Snowball/9 patch and the puzzle quilt. Good luck with this quilt.

jmoore

what about Snapshots or Between Friends out of the book Happy Hour by Atkinson Designs? www.atkinssondesigns.com

Judylee2

Snowballs and nine patches! Missouri Star has the pattern and a tutorial.

Judylee2

Sorry, I should have read a couple more lines, Twinkie. Great minds think alike!