Fabric Market Favorites Charm Pack

The colors were great for a quilt I am working on right now. I thought I could use the 5 inch squares periodically throughout the design of my quilt or I could use them in a quilt block design, maybe as flying geese block or a half square triangle block.

I love all the bright colors. I am making the Simply Serene pattern from Pleasant Valley. I needed three packs, and you had them on sale! Right now I'm make the black white half square triangles for the spacers, and then it's time for the design wall.

I felt like these fabrics were reminiscent of the 1930s fabric, which I love. They are of good quality, and the price was amazing. I'm planning to do a quilt for my granddaughter with them.

You could buy multiples at a good price. The three choice was nice, but most of your quilt patterns use four, so that was a bummer when deciding to buy. I love the fact that every morning I get a tutorial to watch for that fabric selection. I am still looking for a pattern to try. I'm using it for bed size quilts.

I pretty much use mostly precuts. When you have discounts, it makes it more affordable for this Senior. I do mostly craft type items and jelly roll rugs. The variety of precuts along with the variety of colors allows me lots of choices for projects I may be working on at the time. I know I get good quality cottons from Missouri Star. Haven’t started using it yet.

I love the fantastic fabric and beautiful colors. I use it for a tote bag. I LOVE making bags!

I liked it so much I ordered three. I'm using it for projects and stocking up, like runners, rug mugs, and pot holders.

I love the colors and patterns of this fabric line! I bought 3 charm packs and I am looking for the perfect pattern right now. I like both. I'm looking for a simple pattern for a charity quilt.

I like the variety and price, and the fact that I could order 3. I like the pattern by Corey Yoder based on dresden plates.

I loved the colors, vibrant. I will incorporate it into charity baby quilts. I try to find some sort of coordinating fabric in 5” squares or will make HST.