- I love the colors, but I have no stash fabrics to go with them
- Budget restraints = not buying coordinates
- Have white in the stash. Maybe little bits of yellow.
- Large scale print suggests pieces at least 5"
- I want enough piecing to make it look interesting
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Well, at least they are all coordinated in color. Maybe just a square in a square combining each in pairs could be arranged to look interesting.
What about Jeni's giant star?
http://www.incolororder.com/2011/08/giant-vintage-star-quilt-tutorial.html
Ah, what way are you wanting to go with these - modern or traditional? Do you want something pretty basic and quick or do you want something more challenging?
Here goes:-
How about an improv star quilt - the stars can be varying sizes http://www.flickr.com/photos/piecinglight/7088916489/in/faves-jenib/ or even one big star - http://www.flickr.com/photos/8039563@N03/4977467263/ or this http://www.flickr.com/photos/thecharmingneedle/8197623944/in/faves-keeperofthequeens/
them something more traditional would be http://www.flickr.com/photos/7526162@N07/7759155160/in/faves-keeperofthequeens/
and here's something you could do NTA Denyse Schmidt's "Hills & Hollers"
I hope there's enough here to get you thinking ..... ;o)
yellow brick road pattern is easy and fun
Hands down...Yellow Brick Road! You will love this easy fat quarter quilt.
Gorgeous fabric! I'd go for hexagons but I am a tad obsessed with them at the moment!
http://www.ohfransson.com/oh_fransson/2013/03/modern-patchwork-fire-drill.html
How about something like this.
Love, love, love the orange in those fabrics!!! How about a disappearing 9-patch for your pattern?
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