Choosing fabric for a project - and selecting fabric purchases - is one of my favorite parts of the quilt making process. I used to feel quite lost in this process but over time and having enjoyed A LOT of fabric play, choosing fabric has become a process that I look forward to.
When Brenda from Pink Castle Fabrics asked if I would like to put together a Blogger Bundle for her online store I knew my only difficulty would be in limiting myself to choosing just 12 fabrics! I wanted to create a bundle of fabrics that work well together but also are great fabric stash additions. And so here they are:
Mono Pez in Black - Moda
Closet Coat in Pink - Millie's Closet by Bee in my Bonnet for Riley Blake
Dot in Red - Farm Fresh by October Afternoon for Riley Blake
Teeny Mushrooms in Blue Bell - Walk in the Woods - by Aneela Hoey
Mono Pez in Yellow- Moda
Teeny Mushrooms in Cloud Gray - Walk in the Woods - by Aneela Hoey
Chevron in Red by Riley Blake
Dots in Blue - Millie's Closet by Bee in my Bonnet for Riley Blake
Mono Pez in Sky - Moda
Big Dot Black on White by Annie's Farm Stand - Lake House Dry Goods
Dotted Leaf - Flea Market Fancy - Denyse Schmidt
Dotted Leaf - Flea Market Fancy - Denyse Schmidt
And then I broke the rules and added some coordinating solid fabrics!
Robert Kaufman Kona - Ash
Moda Bella Solids - Blue Raspberry
Moda Bella Solids - Scarlet
Freespirit Designer Solids - Nugray
Iced Watermelon Shake
(naming my FQ bundle was truly the hardest part!)
A total of 4 yards of fabric.
**Metro Living Circles in Turquoise has sold out and is replaced by a similar substitute fabric.
A total of 4 yards of fabric.
The RPQ Blogger Bundle - 16 Fat Quarters - is available for purchase from Pink Castle Fabrics! Find the listing here: RPQ Blogger Bundle SOLD OUT
**Metro Living Circles in Turquoise has sold out and is replaced by a similar substitute fabric.
Have a great stitching week!
Rita
What a gorgeous collection of patterns and colours--the solids really ease the blend--divine work!
ReplyDeleteI love your choices!!
ReplyDeleteWell, there goes my fabric diet in one fell swoop! I'm in love, thanks! I LOVE that you included those solids... (and every single other choice you made, too!)
ReplyDeleteThese are awesome! I wish you could pick out fabric for all of my quilts!
ReplyDeleteoh perfect choices!!!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE that combo! Fabulous!
ReplyDeleteGreat bundle Rita!
ReplyDeleteLOVE it PLATES?
ReplyDeleteThank you Rita, I could'nt resist!
ReplyDeleteMyrto
Love it! Love that Kona Ash with it too! But, it says SOLD on Pink Catstle's Etsy.....? Will there be more bundles?
ReplyDeleteLovely bundle!!
ReplyDeleteYum!
ReplyDeleteWill you design a quilt with these lovely fabrics?
ReplyDeleteGreat fabrics!
ReplyDeleteSelecting fabrics is the toughest part of quilting for me. And most distasteful, because I know it won't look as nice as I'd like. I have read and reread Jeni B's series on selecting fabrics, but if you ever feel like sharing your thought process behind creating a bundle like this, it would be most welcome! Til then, I'll just study the bundle and see what my design-challenged brain can come up with. :-)
ReplyDeleteWhat a delicious array of fabrics, especially with the solids!
ReplyDeleteOk lets see last week I bought zigzags and this week its this beautiful bundle. I have 4 baby quilts to make. So maybe my bad influence will show me a great idea to do with this glorious fabric in about a week, when it all comes in. Rita you do have such a good eye for matching. I am doing the happy, happy, joy, joy dance.
ReplyDeletelove the fabric choices! =D
ReplyDeleteFabulous fabrics choices!
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing colour combo. Looks like a Summer Day!
ReplyDeleteOne of your other sponsors, The Fat Quarter Shop, has had that sort of bundle for a good while now. It sure makes it a lot easier for those that don't enjoy picking out fabric.
ReplyDeleteThat is a drool worthy bundle!
ReplyDeleteI'm just excited that you called it Watermelon Shake. I make those all summer and most people think I'm odd!
ReplyDeleteOoooooo what a great series of fabrics!I am really into greys and brights right now.
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