Adding Fabrics to Your Stash - Pink
Are you looking to build your quilt fabric stash? Over the next few weeks, I’ll share tips on curating versatile fabrics, starting with pink fabrics for quilting—perfect for Valentine’s Day!
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How to Build a Color-Based Quilt Fabric Stash
When selecting fabrics for your stash, prioritize prints that feature your chosen color with a neutral background. Basics collections often include these versatile prints, but adding fabrics from larger collections gives your stash more personality.
Avoid large-scale prints, high-contrast designs, and most stripes (unless tone-on-tone). Tone-on-tone fabrics for quilting are my favorite and make stash building easy. Also, steer clear of directional prints unless you’re comfortable working with them.
Include a variety of shades to make your stash more versatile. For pink fabrics, I love warm corals and peach tones, but I also ensure I have cooler pinks for flexibility in my quilt designs.
Best Pink Fabrics for Your Quilt Stash
Here’s a curated list of pink quilt fabrics to inspire your stash:
Warm Pink Fabrics for Quilting
Speckled in Cotton Candy
100 Aker Woods Pink Picnic Plaid
Animal Animal Cotton Candy Capybara
Day in the Life Lipstick Grid
Juicy Sorbet Fluttering
Cool Pink Fabrics for Quilting
Backyard Flamingo Tree Bark
Carousel Flamingo Spritz
Petunia Flamingo Sprigs
Pivot Playful Burners
Postmark Electric Philately (Alison Glass prints are excellent stash builders)
Bubble Gum Pink Mini Gingham
There’s a world of beautiful pink quilt prints available. These are just a few I’d love to add to my own stash to ensure I’m ready for any project.
Happy quilting and stash building!
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