Ms Elaine Va

http://www.swirlygirlsdesign.com their pattern called Patchwork PDQ is great for fabrics with that kind of fabrics and it is quick and easy.

Gerbie

Suzanne, go to this site quiltingwithroxanne.com and look at her pattern Magic Carpet. I was checking that site last night and this pattern is for large prints you don't want to cut up very much. If you can't get there from what I gave you, type in Stars on parade quilt pattern and go to page 4 of her site. Anxious to see what you come up with. Good luck.

grumpy90650

how about blocks with some mild sashing (somewhere to rest the eyes).....i think it might be to busy for anything else....gina

star619

I had a collection of fabrics from a large-print line & was stumped. I ran across a pattern called "Pieces o' Eight" (squares cut into 8 1/2" and pieced together. Really fast and allowed the prints to pop out, instead of competing with the cut pieces of the pattern. It came out great.

madamekelly

Or check some of the patterns featured in Mark Lupinski's quilts, he has a penchant for large prints also at times.

Delbra

Some are perfect for 1 block wonders

sewingmom3

What about turning 20, that uses lager pieces of fabric

jansquiltn

What about just white fabrick with rectangles throughout. That way it is all about each of the fabrics and simple for you. ;)

spiffy

My grand-daughters would love this fabric. Thanks for showing it. I'm going to get some and make either the Ginger Bliss or the Lotus Brick Path Quilt shown in the free pattern section for next Christmas.

quiltingsavta

Here is a picture of a quilt I made using these types of fabrics. The pattern is called Bamboo and Pinwheels.