squires1042

With the large scale you might want to look at the 5minuye block using the grey as the smaller part. Check u tube for its done . Its quick and easy and versatile as well.

WTxRed

Love your fabrics! Do you have the designer/maker and collection name that you could share? I think i 'need' to get some of these in my quilting room too!

Do you like traditional patterns or modern or contemporary? Are you wanting to make a throw or bed quilt?

Quilt-T

I had the fabric on the right and used it in a sampler with other fabrics/colors pulled from that. I did use a solid green with it. I wish I'd had the other fabrics when I made that quilt.

The colors are wonderful in just about any pattern. Scale might cause some issues. But the addition on a solid "pop" color will give you some symmetry, I think.

Shorebird

I agree a larger block wpuld be nice - D9P would work....also agree with suggestions to add more green and blue to your fabrics ( which I LOVE BTW)

Reb

I like this idea combined with using the wavy fabric for the border.

jennifer06

Oh wow thank you for so many replies, Yes this will be my first quilt and im making it for my 9 year old. Like it to be a bed quilt. I was thinking about getting solid white and blue. There is just so many ways to make this i starting to feel a little over overwhelmed lol.

jennifer06

forgot to add that i think the D9P will work, cant wait to start

quiltingshorttimer

I would suggest that you consider the darker color (chocolate or black?) as a solid--every qult needs a "deep,dark" as Jinny Beyer recommends to really get things to pop--you have lovely fabrics (I especially like that gray paisley and the wavey one) but I bet if you looked at them through a red lense, there would not be the contrast that you need.

TonnieLoree

I was just thinking that having some solids in the same color families might help the OP decide on a design.

BETTY62

Welcome. Love your fabric.