Love a fabric with packed dark red leaves on a bluey green background. It was called Great Wall though it didn't look Chinese at all. I think it was Benartex. I loved it so much I bought a bolt. But that was years and years ago and it is long gone. I have a FQ that I picked up some where, but the FQ was all the shop had. Large sigh!!

Daydreams by Deb Strain for Moda

I have not met a batik I did not like. I tend to gravitate to the earth tones, but I need to start getting more brights to add to my stash.

The one quilt fabric set I bought because I had to have it was George Mendoza's Wise Tree. I love most all his designs -- bright clear colors. That said, much as I love brights and big wacky prints, sometimes I'll see softer colors and mini prints that appeal to me. Last quilt was for a traditional-minded person so I used mostly traditional calico-type fabrics with small prints and quieter colors. I guess it all depends on my mood and what my eyes want on a given day :) .

i can do designers more than lines~~ kaffe fassett, amy butler, valori wells and one of my favorite lines ( not from any of those) is breakfast at tiffanys. it's alot more romantic and girly than i normally like but it speaks to me!