loisf

If you really want to keep the fabric uncut, View from the Cabin from twincitiesquilting.com [ATTACH=CONFIG]486827[/ATTACH]is a great pattern.

Sandygirl

DPN, place the fussy cut angels in the four corners.

Sandy

Kris P

Anka's Treasures, Living' large uses large prints. Great for focal fabrics. Spaghetti Junction uses 10" squares which you only snowball the corners on half the blocks.

MaggieLou

BQ2 is great for large prints. It always looks harder than it is and I always get great compliments when I make one. They're quick and easy.

Sky am

I like the pattern, "Just Can't Cut It". It comes in all sizes.

Mimiqwerty

You could make aprons from the prints and save them for special occasions, like Christmas.

lynnie

beautiful quilts. love the examples.

bearisgray

Make tree decorations - cut the angels apart - stuff them - and use them as ornaments. (If the angels can be isolated)

michelleoc

angelia - great minds! I was going to suggest the 9-patch pizzazz.

meyert

I love the BQ2 quilts... I have some large print fabric I am going to use to make one of those. I'm glad to hear they go together quick. I might actually buy the pattern for that one