betsymjeff

Eleanor Burns Quick Trip Quilts are fast and easy. I love doing them.

Gilla

Blank quilting has a log cabin type called Illusion that would be perfect for these fabrics. I made one like it, just had it long armed and it is beautiiful and very bright, (my preferred types.) Karen Combs also has some neat patterns like that you may like.

Anna O

Any quilt in the Turning Twenty series would be great. I can see that fabric made up into the Stained Glass quilt.

Tristan

Check out the Blank free pattern called 'Shades Cascade' to use with gradated color fabrics.
http://www.blankquilting.com/FreePatterns.aspx

jpmaroni

Good luck in chosing a pattern. Both log cabin and a braid would be marvelous!

gollytwo

I'm with Nancy S

kdid82

there's a pattern called a Puzzle Quilt - a type of stack and whack, but it's very easy, uses I think 12 fabrics that you cut out all at the same time; your fabrics would be gorgeous in this pattern.

johnniek

LOVE THE PICTURES OF THE CATS, AND RABBIT. I HAVE A WESTIE THAT WHEN I SPREAD A QUILT ON THE BED FOR A PICTURE, SHE'S RIGHT IN THE MIDDLE OF IT. MY PROBLEM, I HAVE MY PICTURES ON MY DIGITAL BUT CAN NOT FOR THE LIFE OF ME GET THEM ON THE COMPUTER WERE I CAN FIND THEM. DON'T KNOW WHAT I'M DOING WRONG. BUT, REALLY LOVE YOUR PICTURES. THANKS FOR SHARING

carolynjo

Love your color choices! Good luck in finding a pattern. A hint about getting an even 1/4" seam: Put a pack or half a pack of extra sticky post-its parallel to your 1/4" seam line. Allow the seams of what you are sewing to side along the post-it. You will not have to watch the seam and it should be even the length of the fabric.

You can also place layer after layer of narrow masking tape to make a wall to slide your fabric along the line of masking tape.

johnniek

THANKS FOR THE 1/4 ' HINT......SOUNDS LIKE A WINNER