Is this too wild or what?
 

I picked out these wild fabrics to make a quuilt with. My first thought was to make a double Irish Chain. Then I thought, hummmm maybe a Disappearing 9 patch. First off, I'd like you comments on the fabric choices. Is it going to be too much? Or too wild? And, which would you choose? A D9P or DIC?:D

It will certainly be a lively quilt. I have a personal preference for an Irish Chain! So I will vote IC!

Love the colors...not too much at all!

LOVE the fabrics. Either pattern will be fabulous my personal fav is D9P. Super easy too. (I've never done IC.)

I vote D9P. These fabrics will make a beautiful D9P even though I hate green but love orange. It will still be beautiful.

I think your lovely fabric will be set off best by doing a large D9P with the print as the corners, the lime green as the "arms" and the bright orange spice as the center.

I would audition sizes of squares to get the best effect of the print.

Beautiful fabric....I'd do the D9P..keep us posted.

Love the colors! Can't wait to see it done. I'm voting for the D9P.

I like the colors, it will be great.

I love the colors. Irish Chain would be great.

pretty fabric

Love your color choices!! I vote for the Double Irish Chain, I have made several of them, just love that pattern!!

they all match perfectly. Either pattern will look nice.

Whatever you do this will be the koolest quilt. Love the fabrics. These colors are not my favorites but together they sparkle and will be great. Can't wait to see the finished product. BrendaK

Love the fabrics - I vote for the Irish Chain to show of the compliment

I vote for Irish Cain. Lovely colors. Please post pics when done?

Make great Irish chain.

I don't think they are too wild. Either pattern would be great--which ever you prefer. I personally prefer the DIC, but don't know which would work best with these fabrics.

I'm finding as I'm growing older that I actually prefer the wilder/darker colors! :)

I am not a good person to ask because I like BRIGHT! I love the fabric and thing it would make a wonderful quilt in either pattern. I'd vote Irish Chain because I like the look of very traditional patterns mixed with modern fabric and I think this would fit that well.

I love the fabrics and IMHO, I like the IC. Done in these fantastic colors would be awesome. DP9 is a safe 'in the box' type of quilt and these fabrics certainly are not 'in the box'.

Picture this quilt as an accent piece in a contemporary white room! WOW!
peace

Go for it.......

Those fabrics are fabulous, I'd buy them in a heartbeat. I think I'd go with D9P, you might even consider a DoubleD9P.

Ooooh they are so pretty!! Either one would look great. If doing a DIC I think I would add white. I look forward to seeing what you decide!!

I love it!!!

Love the colors and either pattern would work!

Fantastic colors!

I like those three fabrics together.

Irish Chain would be beautiful

These are pretty together. If you are worried about it being too wild, you can always tone it down by adding white as a background color. Maybe white center blocks with your three fabrics done as a triple Irish chain? You could freehand quilt a design in orange or green thread on the white blocks. Just an idea... I'm sure what ever you come up with will be pretty.

I agree with others, the colors are great but I'd probably throw in a little white to make it pop!

D9P, with colors done as Mom-6 indicated -- it would be gorgeous!

The colors are GREAT What not an Split Rail?

Why not a "Split Rail" Colors are great!

Wild but beautiful, Leesa...anything you do is so pretty...go for it....can't wait to see it finished...everyone needs to go wild sometimes...lol

LOVE the fabrics.....

I think it would look great as a double Irish chain. Love the bright colors.

Do you know anyone that has EQ to do a mock up for you? Love the fabrics but I am the worst at envisioning what they would look like in either pattern.

I love both patterns, but think the D0P would be great with these colors, which are great!

Love the colors. I vote for the DP9.

Personally, I would add a little cream, but the fabrics are gorgeous!