Fabric B
Beautiful Trees by Melissa Marie for Camelot Cottons
Then I was on the search once again for Fabric D. I decided to go with this print for Fabric D.
Fabric D
Foliage in Blue by Mag & Mimi Designs for David Textiles
Then it was onto selecting fabric C which had to have contrast from Fabric B and Fabric C. This one was a bit more difficult to decide on. Buying fabric that I love is easy....selecting fabric without a knowledge of the pattern is difficult! After a great debate, I went with this print for Fabric C:
Fabric C
Winter Solstice by Jason Yenter for In The Beginning fabrics
And yes there are two cuts of this fabric....apparently I had bought some and then months later bought some more not realizing that I already had this fabric in my stash....shhhhh don't tell my husband.
And finally the selection of Fabric A. Only a yard is required for Fabric A so I had options....
I decided on this print.
Fabric A
Free to Grow by Nancy Mims for Robert Kaufman fabrics
So after all this, I looked at some of the fabric selections from other bloggers participating in the challenge and started to freak out! Why you ask? I started to fear that my Fabric A and Fabric D were just too close. So back to my stash. I decided to keep Fabric C and Fabric D since I had enough of those prints from my stash. And then the search continued for Fabric A and B........
I auditioned this fabric selection....
Not bad but I didn't feel like there was enough of a contrast between Fabric A (on the left) and Fabric D (on the right).
The second pull gave me this....
And this gave me the feeling of comfort but no excitement!
The final search allowed me to come up with this selection....
So now I have better contrast between Fabric A and Fabric D. This whole process of selecting fabric without seeing the pattern is nerve wrecking! I never realized how much until I started to doubt my first choice.
So Fabric A will be...
Karma Baby by Mint Blossom for Northcott
And Fabric B will be....
Urbanista by Belinda for Studio E Fabrics
Anyone else feel like joining along?
Visit Meadow Mist Designs to join in on the fun....or the unknown....there's also an option to see the quilt pattern if you don't like mystery :)
Visit Meadow Mist Designs to join in on the fun....or the unknown....there's also an option to see the quilt pattern if you don't like mystery :)
Glad you decided to play along. I don't think A and D actually touch each other. I think it's A and B, B and C, and C and D. Can't wait to get the sewing instructions next month.
ReplyDeleteYou certainly picked out some beautiful fabrics. Check out that fabric closet! Wow! I'm just a little envious. XO
ReplyDeleteAwesome choices Julia. You will have a great time with this quilt. Your cupboard sure is filling up!
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