It is now time to play a NEW game we are calling Pattern Play! A FQS staffer will select any pattern from the Fat Quarter Shop and we challenge YOU to select the perfect fabric collection to go with that featured pattern. You will go to our website and browse around to find the perfect match for that pattern. A winner will be selected every week and will receive a $50 Gift Certificate to our website! Just in time for the holidays!
Please welcome Kevin Jolly as our FQS staffer of the week!
He chose the following pattern to feature this week: Debonaire Quilt Pattern by Rachel Griffith for It's Sew Emma
For a chance to win, leave ONE comment on this blog post with the name of your chosen fabric collection. Be sure to include an email in your comment!
You have until Tuesday, November 20th, to submit and the winner will be announced Friday, November 23rd, so be sure to come back to see if YOU are the winner!
We have selected a winner for the Build a Bundle challenge from the previous Build a Bundle contest. Kimberly Jolly has selected the following bundle:
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Congratulations to Amy F.! Your bundle has been selected as this week's winning bundle and you will receive ONE yard of each of the winning fabrics.
Fabrics are listed from top to bottom:
Happy Ever After Pink Dresses SKU# C3112-PINK
Vintage Modern Cotton Pear Dots SKU# 55049-16
Celebrate Seuss 2 Pink, Green and Blue Wavy Stripe SKU# 12777-238
Happy Ever After Pink Dresses SKU# C3112-PINK
Vintage Modern Cotton Pear Dots SKU# 55049-16
Celebrate Seuss 2 Pink, Green and Blue Wavy Stripe SKU# 12777-238
We hope you enjoy this new Friday Feature and we can't wait to see the collection you choose. Good Luck!
Marcus Brothers - Anna Bella
ReplyDeleteI bought this pattern and I think it would be beautiful with Papillon by 3 Sisters.
ReplyDeleteMeadow from Blackbird
ReplyDeleteMay sound a little strange, but LBD by Basic Grey.
ReplyDeleteI am already making Debonaire in Sweetwater's Hometown, which I love, but for a different take I would like to make it in Double Chocolat and use some of the reds and deep browns.
ReplyDeleteI would love to see this in Camp Modern (checking every day to see when it is available!)
ReplyDeleteSince the word debonaire means gracious, suave, and gentlemanly I would choose a fabric line for a man. Nothing with flowers and such. I would use Tide Pool Batiks. It has very handsome fabric such as "chestnut herringbone" and "Seagull Houndstooth". I think the browns, greens, and blues would make a perfect quilt for the "debonaire" in my life.
ReplyDeletemegancrooks@hotmail.com
Oh, I love this pattern!!!! I think it would look great inOh Deer by Momo. I so wish I win!!!
ReplyDeleteChateau Chambray in Zeal, but I think it would look just as good in the blue (Cloudy) as well. Thanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteVeranda by Verna Mosquera
ReplyDeleteSimply Color - make the stars in ombres and the backgrounds in ikats.
ReplyDeleteI love the red in your original, so I would go with a blue version and use Indigo Crossing. This pattern/fabric combo really is on my To-Do list!
ReplyDeleteVery nice, thanks for the information.
ReplyDeleteI would use Lizzy House's Constellation fabric (coming soon?) for this quilt pattern
ReplyDeleteI'd love to do this in the blues and browns from Dancing in the Rain!
ReplyDeleteI think that Aster by Williamsburg would work really well in this pattern. A strange choice but I really do think it's make up beautifully.
ReplyDeleteI would use Sunlight Bazaar Indie by Pat Bravo! Brandi Pond hippiechick1432@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteHow about Holly Jolly Christmas?
ReplyDeleteI think this pattern would be gorgeous in French General's Chateau Rouge fabric. I just made a little Schnibble quilt with that & love it.
ReplyDeleteI think I would like to try it using Seaside by Riley Blake.
ReplyDeleteHow's about Abigail by BJ Lantz?
ReplyDeleteI believe that Chateau Rouge French General for Moda Fabrics with this pattern would make a beautiful quilt!
ReplyDeletehulseybg at gmail dot com
I think I would use Red Rooster - Simply Imagine lin
ReplyDeletePauline
pgudas@roadrunner.com
Vintage Rouge by Marcus Brothers.
ReplyDeletelrfeller@aol.com
I would use the Serengeti Maasai Mara fabric line by Dear Stella Fabrics - I think this would make a stunning quilt combo.
ReplyDeleteI'd use Black Magic Batiks. I've been wanting to do a black and white quilt, I think it would be lovely!
ReplyDeleteThis pattern looks Christmas-y to me! So I would pick:
ReplyDeleteTinsel Blue Christmas Trees
SKU# 10110304-1
How the Grinch Stole Christmas Cotton Scarlet Spots
SKU# 10791-93
Jingle Holly Christmas Trees
SKU# 12406-223
Cherry Christmas Noel Cherry Robin
SKU# 18532-15
Cherry Christmas Cardinal on Snow Circle Wreaths
SKU# 18533-11
Cherry Christmas Cardinal All Wrapped Up
SKU# 18534-13
Cherry Christmas Noel on Snow Holly
SKU# 18535-12
A Charlie Brown Christmas Navy Snowflake Blender
SKU# 22158-N
Very nice, thanks for the information.
ReplyDeleteI'd use Antoinette by Michele D'Amore for Benartex Fabrics and would fussy cut some of the star centers and/or employ the stripes in strategic places. I'm leaning toward those beautiful neutrals these days. dotb@mchsi.com
ReplyDeleteWe are feeling festive and ready to begin celebrating the holidays and Christmas!
ReplyDeleteSitting by the fire with the warmth of a holiday themed lap quilt!
We cam imagine this wonderful pattern complete with the Spirit of Christmas by Judie Rothermel for Marcus Brothers Fabrics.
Thank you,
Amy and daughter Pauline
ppfarrington at yahoo dot com
I think it would look lovely with a scrappy look made in the full range of Chicopee fabrics by Denyse Schmidt.
ReplyDeleteI would love to see this made up with Splendor 1920 by Bari J for Art Gallery Fabrics!
ReplyDeletemarmalade by bonnie and camille
ReplyDeleteI thing the line Little Black Dress by Basic Grey for Moda would look stunning.
ReplyDeleteMama said sew by Sweetwater would be beautiful, but Simply color by V&co would be exciting, using the ombres.
ReplyDeleteThanks!
Mama said sew by sweetwater. thankyou! I love this pattern. Janita
ReplyDeleteIndigo Crossings by Minick and Simpson. I've got the pattern, now I'm just waiting for that gorgeous fabric!!
ReplyDeleteI love this pattern!! I think it would look great in Tapestry by Fig Tree! Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteIkabana by Dear Stella
ReplyDeleteI think this pattern would be perfect for the Zeal Chateau Chambray fabrics.
ReplyDeleteHave a great day.
Always, Queenie
queeniebelieve@hotmail.com
Seven Wonders for this Man
ReplyDeleteCUZCO! i love that line.
ReplyDeleteDouble Chocolat by 3 Sisters.
ReplyDeleteI would enjoy seeing in Noteworthy. It would look like spring and I know my daughter would love it.
ReplyDelete(rshop@sherwoods.net)
Cute pattern, I see Prinitive Gatherings fabric, especially reds, blues and tans.
ReplyDeleteCarol L
I think Tide Pool Batiks by Hoffman would make a very inviting quilt.
ReplyDeleteI would choose Independence Trail by Minick & Simpson for Moda. For a quilt with so many stars, I think the colors would be perfect.
ReplyDeleteI would choose Lilly Belle by Bari J. in the Cool Sunrise colorway. Contact: nancy@writeawayediting (dot) net. Cheers!
ReplyDeleteI would stick with French General Favorites. A fat quarter bundle of favorites would be so fun to have. Love the pattern.
ReplyDeleteI would love to see this pattern in Independence Trail or Over The Rainbow. There are so many collections that would work. I do want the pattern, too. Thanks!
ReplyDeletethis would be nice in lots of Kona Solids! you could use a variety of colors, or just use one color family and a pop color. lots of choices
ReplyDeleteI'd use the Padstow Range from Cabbages and Roses
ReplyDeleteI like Garden Grove by Henry Glass.
ReplyDeleteI am smitten with Alpine Wonderland by Sheri Berry Designs for Riley Blake. I would definitely fussy cut the cute images for the centers of the stars.
ReplyDeleteI would use Birds & Berries
ReplyDeleteLauren & Jessi Jung for Moda Fabrics
I think this pattern would make for a stunning historic quilt using Barbara Brackman's new MODA line Metropolitan Fair. The greens, blues and reds in this line are great!!!
ReplyDeleteI have this pattern and I am doing it in the blues from Independence Trail. Can't wait to get it completed!
ReplyDeleteLOVE TO SEE "CHATEAU ROUGE" IN THIS PATTERN! THANKS!
ReplyDeletemsstitcher1948@yahoo.com
This pattern is begging for red, white, and blue!!
ReplyDeleteI choose Old Glory Gatherings by Primitive Gatherings.
Basic Grey's Blitzen would make a pretty Christmas quilt:)
ReplyDeleteI think it would look beautiful in the Rose Juliet Collection. Perhaps with a solid Bella (Snow?) for the background.
ReplyDeleteHi, I like to use "mama said sew"
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stars : cream hoops
applez red hoops
apple red laisy daisy
apple red l.d. snaps
I always love the combination of red/gray/cream!
thanks for the chance,
katelijn
I would use Ladbroke Notting Hill, I love the colors Amy M
ReplyDeleteI'd love to see it in the new Joel Dewberry line, "Notting Hill". I think the prints in that would do this pattern justice! :)
ReplyDeleteI'd love to see this done in Ikebana by Dear Stella!
ReplyDeleteI would love to see this pattern made in Flirt. I can just see the beautiful reds and aquas with a touch of grey thrown in. I just might have to make it myself!
ReplyDeleteArchitextures fabric by carolyn friedlander for robert kaufman
ReplyDeleteSimply color by V and Co for Moda Farics
ReplyDeleteI think Seasonal Little Gatherings by Primitive Gatherings would be a great choice to use in making the Debonaire Quilt. What a warm, inviting, comforting quilt it would be!
ReplyDeleteallbob@htc.net
I think this quilt would look lovely in Tapestry by Fig Tree!
ReplyDeleteI think Seascapes by Deb Strain would be beautiful in this pattern. Great Pattern!
ReplyDeleteI think it would be great in Joy by Kate Spain for a Christmas quilt or stunning in Indigo Crossing for a more manly quilt! christina112358 at gmail dot com
ReplyDeleteI would pick Double Chocolat by 3 sisters along with some Bella Solids for background
ReplyDeleteI think the fabrics from Birds & Berries by
ReplyDeleteLauren & Jessi Jung for Moda Fabrics would make those traditional stars twinkle!
Christmas Fun by Lynette Anderson because I love everything Christmas and that's pretty much all that's on my mind now!
ReplyDeletewlinda_ca@yahoo.com
I would choose Spa Sun-Kissed by Michelle D'Amore for benartex.
ReplyDeleterobinlynn1632@hotmail.com
Would love to do this pattern in Tapestry by Fig Tree Quilts for Moda Fabrics. Just love that coral!
ReplyDeleteI think Spa by Deb Strain would be beautiful! Love the stars!
ReplyDeleteI'd choose Everlastings by Sandy Gervais for Moda fabrics. Love the line!
ReplyDeleteSome Paris Flea Market by Three Sisters!
ReplyDeleteParson Gray - 'Giza Seven Wonders'
ReplyDeleteI like the Heart of the Prarie Collection!!
ReplyDeletecasually wingin it
ReplyDeleteGiven it is the season, I would like to use ;
ReplyDeleteChristmas in Kyoto by Robert Kaufman Fabrics
The stars lend themselves to a Christmas quilt - Juniper Holiday Serenade by Hoffman Fabrics.
ReplyDeleteThis pattern would be gorgeous in Fig Tree's Tapestry. Don't you think so?
ReplyDeleteCalm Curiosities by Nancey Halvorsen for Benartex, with the prints fussy cut for the middle of the stars.
ReplyDeleteChilly Weekend Clubhouse - Swirly Girls Design for Michael Miller Fabrics
ReplyDeleteIt is the perfect Christmas pattern with all of the stars! I have some Blitzen, but Deck the halls would be fun. After Christmas, I would choose Tapestry!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful pattern. I can see this in the Pink Willow Batiks.
ReplyDeleteI think there are a lot of great possibilities in Addison by Nancy Gere. Such pretty colors.
ReplyDeleteI WOULD DEFINITELY USE the blues, browns, and reds from:
ReplyDeleteSeaside Cottage by Heather Mulder-Peterson for Henry Glass Fabrics
BEAUTIFUL!
deebills123@gmail.com
I would choose Chateau fabric by Renee Nannemann.
ReplyDeleteNo hesitation here. Received my mini charm pack of Juggling Summer and that would be my pick.
ReplyDeleteI would use Independence Trail for myself. Love the blues, creams and reds of Minick and Simpson. I might consider Blitzen or Christmas Spirit for a winter version.
ReplyDeletedebbiegoad55@yahoo.com
I think Debonaire would look great with Cinnamon Spice by Blackbird Designs.
ReplyDeleteCouble Chocolat by 3 Sisters
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win
I think that Maine New Colonies collection would look great in this pattern.
ReplyDeleteshereer28@hotmail.com
I think this pattern would look great in Aster by Williamsburg for Windham Fabrics
ReplyDeleteI would love thiw pattern with Sweetwater's: Mama Said Sew
ReplyDeleteI think this pattern would be beautiful using Kaye Prince's Blogger's choice collection that features Cuzco by Kate Spain.
ReplyDeleteI think it would be darling with Gypsy Girl. You could fussy cut some of the birds, flowers and deer for those center squares. It would be perfect!
ReplyDeleteI would pick Cinnamon Spice by Blackbird Designs.
ReplyDeleteI would use Chambray Rose in the Shady colorway. I love how deep blues look in star patterns!
ReplyDeleteI would choose Bella Solids or Kona Solids. I would choose yellows, aquas, grays, creams and oranges.
ReplyDeleteIt would be so debonaire!
I think this would look GORGEOUS in Serenade from Kate Spain!
ReplyDeletemummyquilts@gmail.com
Since I love the colour scheme I will have to go with Addison by Nancy Gere for Windham Fabrics.
ReplyDeleteI'd like to see it in Vintage Modern by Bonnie & Camille :)
ReplyDeleteivfbuggy@gmail.com
Love this pattern! I think it would make a great Christmas quilt out of the Holiday Serenade line, especially the hunter combination.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the great new way to play!
Sandy A
The Debonaire quilt pattern would be perfect with Fearless Women of Courage :)
ReplyDeletelauriebecker1@gmail.com
Independence Trail by Minick & Simpson for Moda Fabrics would be a nice collection for this quilt pattern.
ReplyDeleteI would like my Chateau in the Piedmont Valley of Italy as someone else has also said. It has a wonderful history of the Waldenses. It's beautiful and quiet. Thanks for the chance to win. jlblvn@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteI like Blueberry Crumb Cake (the food AND the fabric) so that's the collection that I'd select. :)
ReplyDeleteI think it would be so striking in the Black Magic Batik bundle you have by Hoffman.
ReplyDeleteFlirt Petite by Sandy Gervais for Moda Fabrics
ReplyDeletesilverize at hotmail
I would use Fig Tree's Tapestry. Thanks for the chance to win-I love the new game!!!
ReplyDeletePortobello Notting Hill Fat Quarter Bundle
ReplyDeleteJoel Dewberry for Free Spirit Fabrics
I automatically thought of Old Glory Gatherings for this quilt pattern. Just seems rustic Americana style to me.
ReplyDeleteI will use Dawn Asian Peony by
ReplyDeletePunch Studio for Hoffman Fabrics.
I have been eyeing this pattern for months and love the fabrics that are shown, so I'd choose French General Favorites Fat Quarter Bundle. Thanks for the great giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI would use "The Simple Life" from Riley Blake!! That would make a sweet girly quilt!!
ReplyDeleteI think the pattern would look great in Winterkist' vibrant colours and cute gnomes:) added with some Kona white for the background to show the beautiful contrast
ReplyDeleteSince I'm new here I will just choose a few fabrics to compliment this pattern and KISS...keep it simple, silly...
ReplyDeletebutterfly bliss blue vines all over (caught my eye right away)
tide pool batiks aquarius watercolor (wow..love this one)
and chateau chambray soft blue ornate paisley (just too cool and dreamy)
Love the pattern selected and after much research and debate, I believe Indigo Crossing by Minick & Simpson would be a great line of fabric for
ReplyDeleteDebonaire.
I think the blues and creams from Tapestry by Fig Tree would look great.
ReplyDeleteLovely pattern, this one.
I would love to see a little boys quilt in That's What Little Boys Are Made Of by Bethany Berndt Shackelford
ReplyDeleteI'd go for,
ReplyDeleteGracefully Wingin' It by
Buggy Barn for Henry Glass Fabrics or
Simply Color by V and Co. for Moda Fabrics or
Cuzco by Kate Spain for Moda Fabrics or
Ticklish by Me & My Sister Designs for Moda Fabrics!
Thanks for the fun game :D
fsarah09 at gmail dot com
Hello, I think the pattern Debonaire would lend itself suberbly to Moda's Cinnamon Spice by Blackbird Designs...
ReplyDeleteThank you
Sharon
I think the perfect line would be A Year to Crow About - Wintery.
ReplyDeleteI like Papillon by 3 sisters for this pattern. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteI think this pattern would be beautiful in Double Chocolat.
ReplyDeleteI would love to try this pattern using the Andalucia II collection.
ReplyDeleteMama Said Sew by Sweetwater. There are so many I like.
ReplyDeleteThank you
catherinebsl@yahoo.com
Thank you for the opportunity. My Choice is Addison by Windham fabrics.
ReplyDeleteSimply Color byV & Co. I think I would choose all the dark to light blues...but playing with pops of the other colors in there would be fun too!
ReplyDeleteOh boy, I was trying to pick each fabric but found it so overwhelming. I really enjoy the colors and patterns in Mama Said Sew by
ReplyDeleteSweetwater for Moda Fabrics.
I like this new feature.. makes me "design" a bit..
ReplyDeleteI would pick Addison by Nancy Gere for this pattern.
Thanks for a chance:
jleibfried@aol.com
What a fun contest! I would like to make it in Tapestry or the blues of Independence Trail.
ReplyDeleteI'm probably going to step out of the normal box but I'm about to make a quilt and I think this pattern would be awesome with Riley Blakes/Zoe Pearn "The Sweetest Thing". I love the sweet soft colors and it would just make a HAPPY quilt!
ReplyDeletelisamcgriff(at)hotmail(dot)com
Cloudy Chateau Chambray or Zeal Chateau Chambray. It will be very cute in blues or pinks!
ReplyDeleteI'd go for a Christmas quilt with Blitzen by Basic Grey.
ReplyDeleteIf I was making this quilt, I would use Independence Trail from Minick and Simpson. Some blues and a bit of red--love it!
ReplyDeleteI would use Quilt Blocks by Ellen Luckett Baker.
ReplyDeletethepatchsmith-at-gmail-dot-com
The stars in the pattern made me look for a collection of blues, and I think Indigo Florentine by Peggy Toole for Robert Kaufman Fabrics would make a pretty quilt.
ReplyDeleteI think this pattern would make a perfect Christmas quilt so I would use Winter Elegance by Sentimental Studios with Magnolia Blossom as the background fabric.
ReplyDeleteLittle black dress by basic grey.
ReplyDeleteI think Vintage Modern would be great! I love that collection.
ReplyDeleteWow, that's a hard one!
ReplyDeleteI suppose we're not allowed to choose Rouenneries Deux or French General Favorites ^_^ ...
Well, then I think I really could give Blitzen by Basic Grey a try!
Thanks for the chance to win..
Mathilde (m.etnems[at]free.fr)
If a coming soon line is allowed, I think this would be beautiful done in Field Notes by Blackbird Designs!!
ReplyDeleteWow...there are so many beautiful collections that I can see this quilt in. I have to say, I think I would like it best in Friendship by Howard Marcus Dunn for Moda. Although, I also think French general would be pretty, too.
ReplyDeleteI love the Marmalade collection of fabrics and have been drooling over it since I first saw it. Not for this pattern although I do really like that pattern, and would love to win it.
ReplyDeleteI think it would be gorgeous in the grey, aqua, and green fabrics of Blitzen by BasicGrey for Moda.
ReplyDeleteindependence trail - cotton version by Minick and Simpson for Moda...
ReplyDeleteIt is lovely and soft looking and would be fitting with the traditional look of Kevin's choice of pattern.
You have some lovely fabrics as always. I received my package from you in the mail this week and was very happy with it. Beautifully wrapped and I am sure that the fabrics are going to make some terrific children's quilts.
Regards from Western Canada,
Anna
I think Chateau Chambray by
ReplyDeleteRenee Nanneman in both colorways would look awesome in that quilt. The blues and dusty roses.........mmmm heaven! Thanks for the fun giveaway!! Like I need to add one more thing I want to sew, but there you go again!! hehe
RuthNParadise@aol.com
The colors in Willow by My Mind's Eye for Riley Blake would make an interesting quilt with this pattern.
ReplyDeleterichardsflorida@gmail.com
Yay another fun game. I think I would make it in "the Simple Life"collection by Riley Blake. I think its the perfect pattern for a little girls quilt.
ReplyDeletemy email address is
dreandki at hotmail dot com
I would use Cuzco by Kate S.
ReplyDeleteShawn
kona solids they would look great
ReplyDeleteI would like to use Water Color Paint Box Batiks on a pale background.
ReplyDeleteblueberry crumble would be devine :) thanks for a chance to win
ReplyDeleteWould love to see it in Honey Honey by Kate Spain.
ReplyDeleteI think I'd make it up in "Chocoholic" by Exclusively Quilters Fabrics
ReplyDeleteHugs
Naomi
I think the Blueberry Crumb Cake collection would look fabulous with this pattern by blackbird designs. My email is. Tblondie49@ AOL.com. Thanks and happy Thanksgiving!
ReplyDeleteI would use flutter. I think the bright colours would really pop against a neutral background.
ReplyDeleteI think Vintage Modern by Bonnie & Camille would look great.
ReplyDeleteI like a modern twist with Black,White and Currant 4 by Color Principle for Henry Glass
ReplyDeleteSince I like more modern collections I would like to see it in Mama Said Sew or Noteworthy both by Sweetwater, but it was a hard decision to make! Thanks.
ReplyDeleteI would like to make this beautiful pattern in the rich floral collection ”Audra's Iris Garden Yardage Brannock & Patek for Moda Fabrics” coming up in January.
ReplyDeleteThank you fo the opportunity
Simone
I love this pattern and even though I would have to wait, I would love to make it in Avalon by Fig Tree Quilts.
ReplyDeleteSince my other choices have already been voiced, and there are Many that would look good with this quilt, I'd go with Basic Grey's coming line: PB&J for a modern, airy feel to this quilt!
ReplyDeleteIndependence Trail by Minnick and Simpson
ReplyDeleteLOVE this quilt pattern...
thanks for the chance to win!
Kathie
Kathieholland@optonline.net
http://inspiredbyantiquequilts.blogspot.com
I would love to use Double Chocolat by 3 sisters. It is a really elegant pattern (love stars) and I think that line would really work well with it.
ReplyDeleteFrom the upcoming lines I would use Paris Flea Market, would make a beautiful chic quilt!
terrific giveaway, thanks for the chance to win!
I am enamoured of Deb Strain's SPA collection! The subtle hues and configurations of blue would do justice to this pattern IMHO!
ReplyDeleteKK
I would choose CUSCO by Kate Spain.
ReplyDeleteMarie Dejn
hpr@post9.tele.dk
I would use Friendship Tea by Sandy Lynam Clough. The tea cup fabric, with the black polka dots and the pink damask. I really like the pattern he picked out. Good luck!
ReplyDeleteLove stars :-) I'd make it in Ainsley by Northcott.
ReplyDeleteDefinitely Snowman Gatherings -- love the blues for the stars and a Christmas theme to top it off. Can't wait for this fabric!
ReplyDeleteI'd use Rouenneries Deux French General for Moda Fabrics
ReplyDeleteMy choice for this pattern would be Indie by Pat Bravo. I think the colours and prints would look fabulous!
ReplyDeleteI'd use the Simply Color line by V & Co. The dramatic colors and prints would be perfect for the stars!!
ReplyDeleteI'd love to see it in Tapestry by Fig Tree Quilts!
ReplyDeleteIf I had to pick I would say - Serenade from Kate Spain!
ReplyDeletejillfroelich@yahoo.com
mama said sew by sweetwater!
ReplyDeleteI love Denyse Schmidt, so I'd love to make it with Fairview Chicopee. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteI would use Tapestry by Fig Tree. Nice stars. Annaleena
ReplyDeletea.kurre@luukku.com
I would love to make Debonaire using the Civil War Melodies by Judie Rothermel for Marcus Brothers Fabrics
ReplyDeleteI'd pick Seaside Cottage (Caspian)by Heather Mulder-Peterson for Henry Glass Fabrics. Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteFrench Twist by Lonni Rossi for Andover Fabrics
ReplyDeleteI've had my eye on that pattern! I think something fun like Olive the Ostrich by Laurie Wisbrun would be awesome -- focusing on the pinks and grays!
ReplyDeleteStar pattern quilts always make me feel patriotic. Since Veterans Day has just passed, I am drawn to red, white and blue! Good colors year round!
ReplyDeleteLarry725@gmail.com
I'm thinking patriotic-ish with the reds and blues from Tula Pink's Salt Water. bellaroolambert at gmail dot com
ReplyDeleteThis would make a nice Christmas quilt using Basic Grey's Blitzen.
ReplyDeleteForgot my email on my post --
ReplyDeletename: Bonnie
pattern: Snowman Gatherings
email: mary.dupuy@sympatico.ca
For this traditional quilt, I think Tavern Reds would be lovely. Since green is my favorite color, I think I would be tempted to add some Tavern Greens as well.
ReplyDeleteMy first choice was Addison but I wasn't the first person to think of it so....my choice would be Peacock Sayomi by Hoffman Fabrics.
ReplyDeleteI love that it has dark tones and light tones with the gold weaved into just about all of them. Great color scheme!!
I'd make it jus the way it is kitted now. I love it!
ReplyDeletemrsmeldrum@gmail.com
I think this would look stunning using Marmalade by Bonnie and Camille :)
ReplyDeleteI am liking the fabrics it is in - a French general line. (I love their stuff!) I'd pick Petite Oldie.
ReplyDeleteAddison from Nancy Gere for Windham Fabrics
ReplyDeleteThis would look great with Kate Spain's Cuzco!
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