need an idea!

Hi Anne, I have just posted a link to Northcott page of free patterns

- there are some excellent ideas available there. jennellh (change the mail to news)

interesting, but they all seem to be based on a particular fabric selection, I really need to do this mainly from stash.

Anne

So tell us ... what's in your stash?

Kate in MI

true, but for most of those quilts, a lot of the beauty of them came from a particular fabric cut a particular way, I may revisit them when I have more time to plan.

Anne

a mixture, a love fat quarter, so I have a fair few of those with varying patterns and colours, but, then it's mostly florals, with the odd paisley thrown in.

I've now figured out what I'm going to do. I found I pattern called "15 bean soup" in a recent scrap quilts magazine, they have the background as brown batik, but I've switched that for a tone on tone green with small leaves, then I'm picking out whatever works. It should be pretty simple as it's only HSTs and 4 patches, arranged in a particular way.

Anne

And perxactly where would one find this said stash? Do you know where it all is? For the first time since last June I can say that I know where mine *is*. It's a nice feeling. Yes, Ragmop knows too :)

Butterfly (who did not say a word about a STASH RAID....this time ; )

Howdy!

Patterns are just ideas. Seldom have I completely followed a pattern the way it's published, and never have I used *just* the fabrics featured. You can do it, Anne. Pull out the stash & your imagination. '=)

Ragmop/Sandy--with more than enough ideas... ;-P

Anne,

I'm partial to Bonnie Hunter's scrap patterns

Nann