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These are stunning the way you set the blocks! Beautiful job!

I also think those are two stunning D9P quilts. The only difference I see from the usual pattern is the addition of sashing between the blocks with the colored cornerstones to pick up that bit of color from the center squares.

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Originally Posted by schoolteacher (Post 7239959)

Have been collecting 1 yard of various grays/creams and blacks and now have 11 various pieces. Just liked them and am ready to get started with a new creation. Need suggestions for a pattern. They are all prints/dots/no solids. My abilities are average and the quilt size doesn't matter. What pattern might be suggested?

You've given us no idea what style of quilt you like, but if it were me, I'd go with something like Storm at Sea, maybe adding some red as a heart outline as is so often seen, or something dimensional (optical illusion-ish) if the fabrics are right.

Blacks and grays would be stunning in a bargello, too, if you have enough variety in the values. Or add some solid black, gray or white and go with a really modern design. There are hundreds of patterns that would showcase those fabric colors and prints. Try doing a Google image search of black and gray quilts for ideas.

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Originally Posted by katier825 (Post 7239991)

I did 2 disappearing 9 patch quilts in black/white/gray and added a touch of turquoise to one and purple to the other. I used purple or teal in the center squares of the 9 patches (and cornerstones for sashing), darker squares for the outer corners, lighter squares for the rest of the 9 patches.

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Love the first one, the one witth the teal in it.

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Originally Posted by wildyard (Post 7242100)

... The only difference I see from the usual pattern is the addition of sashing between the blocks with the colored cornerstones to pick up that bit of color from the center squares.

yes the sashing and corner stones and that they are set on point.

how about Fire Escape? Its a Terri Atkinson pattern. Her patterns are clear, easy and look much harder than they are! My fave kind!

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