You might consider “Sundance” by Villa Rosa. Made it several times for charity with big prints. I believe it calls for 72” of big print but I slip in another block to make it 12 or 14” longer also add border on all 4 sides to make it bigger. Shows off the big print.

I don't think you could go wrong using it as a back, or in large pieces, but it would also make a good OBW.

You had me curious!
Here's a link to the pattern for those that are interested.
https://www.quiltinaday.com/shoponli...Designs/206744

Now when have you seen at pattern at $2 in recent times with free shipping to USA only?
Only five left ..... so for those interested, don't delay as you know they will be snapped up fast!

It would be darling as a summer big tote bag. I love having a big bag for those farmer's market and craft shows.

Use it for a full quilt back and do something different for the front, then quilt the flowers from the back and that will make the front amazing. Reverse quilting.

Very pretty fabric, good luck!

It's gorgeous! I have two ideas:

1) as mentioned before, that print is perfect for a stack & whack/ One Block Wonder quilt. I'd add a large border of the original fabric around it.

or
2) Join the next Boom swap here on the board, and see what the swappers can do with your fabric. They will each make you a 12.5" block, and you will make one for each of them, out of their fabrics. You will end up with blocks for an awesome sampler quilt!

https://boomerangswaps.weebly.com/ These are blocks from the last Boom swap. Click on "Completed Projects" to see the quilts people made with their blocks.

Truly beautiful fabric. It is understandable not wanting to cut it up....but it make an even more outstanding quilt top with coordinating fabric. Whatever you decide....good luck. Sometimes I get jitters inside when I cut into certain fabric. Let the fabric speak to you and you'll come up with something amazing.

I have alternate advice. I would save it. Then there will be an epiphany and the exact thing, pattern and all will come to you. This has happened to me.

No law against just keeping a pretty piece of fabric in one piece just because it appeals to you. :) I have.