NJ Quilter

You're coordinating fabric sounds perfect. Sorry I'm no help with a pattern though. I'm one of those that picks a pattern first then works out the fabric! Just can't wrap my mind around doing the other way.

mom-6

I think I would fussy cut the second one and once you've done that play around with the rest of your fabrics and see what develops.

Not exactly a pattern, but that's the way my mind works. Lol!

ranger

I like this pattern for using superhero fabric. I have this pic in my 'to-try' folder.

http://www.quiltingboard.com/picture...art-t8001.html

danlynmartin

i made a great quilt of Super Heroes for my grandson and used the magic twist quilt that you can google online. Each of the dominant squares was a super hero. It was great and if I was at home I could send a picture. However basically it was the disappearing nine patch. Make sure that you do not cut up the superhero patch.

quiltmau

I did a Batman top using alternate rectangles of batman fabric and NY city-scape. Just need to quilt it.

Gannyrosie

Thank you Barb and Jaba for pm'ing me on my backwards N. So it is a great thing to post pic before the completion. No telling what you did wrong while working for 10 hours on a project. Going fix it now.

Gannyrosie

Keep it simple and let the main fabric be the quilt. squares and rectagles, with some fussy cutting or if there are some super hero's which can be ouitlined, cut it out and applique it on a plain matching fabric. Since the fabric is very busy, I would do small blocks with it. I did another quilt for my grandson with dino's where I cut a large piece and used it as one block (main block) and then outlined-quilted the dino's. Came out really cute. [ATTACH=CONFIG]425852[/ATTACH]

I messed up with my figures so some of the smaller coordinating blocks didnt' match, but he's 4 and he loves it.

Mae

You could use the second fabric as a panel and cut out one repeat to make the center block of a quilt. See some examples here: http://www.allpeoplequilt.com/quilt-...quilt-projects

More instructions are on this website: http://www.ehow.com/how_5901038_desi...ng-panels.html

Robert Kaufman has a free pattern to give you some more ideas: http://www.robertkaufman.com/quiltin...perhero_Quilt/

AlaskaAlice

I am once again impressed by the QB people.. I went to "Js" also this week and got carried away Isn't it fun?!
Love the suggestions, pictured and posted!! You all do such nice things and the help is so fantastic!!

nannyrick

That is just adorable. Thanks for showing it.