Your fabric is beautiful. What would I do? I guess I'd do what you've been doing...just petting the fabric. haha Seriously, what you've done so far looks pretty cool.

Thanks! :) So far I haven't actually cut the fabric. I just took a photo of it and made digital examples of what the blocks would look like if I decide to use that pattern. :)

Ooooh ... I just had the idea that a kaleidoscope dresden plate could be awesome ... but I doubt I have enough horizontal repeats for that.

How about warm wishes. I am planning on using it for a large scale print my DD picked out.

Okay, I finally got up the nerve to cut the fabric. Yikes! :shock: Here are a few of the blocks I've made so far. :) I should've turned off the camera flash. The fabric looks a little "washed out" in this picture, but you can see the patterns. :) (I haven't ironed them yet, so pardon the wrinkles.)

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stunning fabric.

That is going to be a beautiful quilt:thumbup::thumbup:

This is going to be a gorgeous quilt. I can just picture it on a bed. Have fun with it. I love the 4-patch idea you are using. Also, congratulations that you got the courage to cut it.

How about a BQ3? The pictures on the pattern do NOT do it justice but it is cool made up, especially if you have a large print fabric that you want to showcase!

http://gobstock.com/bq3-pattern-from...FVQV7AodEi0AHQ

Kaleidescope comes to mind. Kaye Wood has a tutorial with Bethany (last name escapes me) on the pattern.

Your blocks look gorgeous!!! Perfect!!!:thumbup: