> I purchased 7 coordinating fabrics to make a queen size quilt that would be easy to medium.
> Fabric A =1 yd.
> B = 3 yds.
> C = 1 yd
> D = 3 yds
> E = 1 yd
> F = 1 yd
> G = 2 yds
> Can anyone help me or is there a website that I can go to that will help figure out a quilt based on yardage? Thanks for any help that is offered.
> Nancy
>

If you can pick a pattern, many of us can use different programs, tools or plain old math to figure out how much you need. Without knowing your skill level, preference for patterns, borders, colors, etc--it is too much guess work to figure out. Pictures of the actual fabrics would help, also. You could just cut it all in squares or strips, put them in a bag & start pulling them out and sewing them together until it reaches the size you want. That would be the easiest solution.

Most people figure out yardage needed based on the pattern they want to use. I play with colors and blocks to get the design I want & then start digging through my fabrics to see if I can pull it off or if I need to go shopping.

What exactly is your question? What pattern would use those fabric requirements?

look for free patterns online, you will find many that come with PDF files you can download and they give amounts etc you need. Just have to look.

Welcome, nk4289, to the QB! We would love to see pictures of your fabric, if you have a camera!

Can try a double irish chain w/alternating block and outline colors. warm wishes with alternating colors hold the 1 yd pieces 1 for border , boarder out with the other 1 yd pieces, making it scrappy looking on the outer edges.
Good luck. :)

This is my biggest challenge. Trying to find the right pattern for the amount of fabrics I have.