how about hearts. for my son, I made him a quilt of hearts and blue bindings. I still have it. 27 yrs later.

Now that is a cool idea......I could look up how to make hearts and go with it....if it would last that long it would outlive me...lol.....thanks you Lynnie

Oh....that pattern suggested by Red Garnet would be super for your fabric!

There is a ribbon quilt that has been posted recently that I really like and think would lend itself to your fabrics. And yesterday there was Bows and Giggles that looks to be an easy one but very cute.

I saw this yesterday, and loved it. However, I wonder how that ric rac will look coming out of the washer and dryer. Has anybody done this?

White would be a good background fabric or, if you can find the match, I think the green would look great. I would look at the 'basic' designs such as the chevron or a french braid or even a split rail. These designs would really let the fabrics shine.

If you look in the advance search under Chevron toddler vintage, I shared a pic of a quilt using repro looking fabrics with white, might give you a sneak peek at something similar.
Probably my favorite quilt to date.
Free pattern at limasews.com
I have found Chevrons are popular with new moms.

I think the cheese and crackers pattern from terry Atkinson designs would be lovely in theses fabrics.

What a shame, so many of the places where we used to shop for fabric have gone out of business. I used to love to shop at a local Ben Franklin's store, where I could find anything from clothes pins to craft items, they usually always had just what I needed, then there was the fabric. I'm afraid I spent a lot of money then, but I was working and had the funds. I'm still using a lot of the fabric I bought, although I've used up a lot of it. The best thing though was the helpful people who worked there. Those fabrics are yummy and I agree would make a great Chevron baby quilt.

A white on white might be nice.