morelcabin

I like the top 3, they would make great 'blendables' to mix with other fabrics.

bluekrissyspikes

i love them all! and yes, they do remind me of something i'd see on a slide in science class but that's what i like about them. i'm all over stocking up on them when they come out. (:

sgardner

I LOVE #7 and #8 if you count from top to bottom (actually 6-9)- they would be great border fabrics for a multicolored quilt, or a repeating block in a quilt. Actually, the more I stare at it #5 is sand, and #8 is forest, and #9 is forest floor, #1 or 2 is a riverbed for an exciting landscape quilt. I hope these fabrics are even more exciting in person!

7 and 9 are turtle shells for an abstract quilt. The more I stare at these, the more possibilities they speak to me. Rare the fabric does that to me. 6 and 8 are lizards.

KatFish

I totaly love these. Thanks for the sneak peek.

littlehud

They are interesting, just not my type of patterns though.

mama's place

I have a page turned back in my new Quilter Magazine that uses some similar fabrics in a quilt called Puzzle Box. As you would imagine from the name, the quilt has busy prints in large box squares with a chartreusy green sashing. I like it ....nice and young looking.

sewwhat85

i have a daughter that would love those

sylviak

Wow! Love those top two! Made me think of an "under sea" quilt with fish and other ocean critters appliqued on it!

charismah

I love them!

LindaM

Drooling! Love love love these - the saturated full colour, the geometrics.

I might use the first ones as a centre panel for a bed-size or throw quilt, build character around with the others.

I'd likely get yardage of fabrics 2, 3, 4, 7, 14, 15, 16 and use them together in the same piece.