Ten years ago I would have said..."I love it....so pretty...sweet!"

Now I have to say...."not for me."

Teresa

I like them!

Theresa

I like them, the colors are soft and soothing. I would like to use the large floral in a Stack n Whack (never made one). Or Bonnie Hunter's Random Ohio Stars. Several of my sisters love this color combo. But I can see where it wouldn't appeal to some, it is very feminine.
Rosa

Horrible! Not my colors at all and the large print is... surprising considering some of the dynamic prints they've used in previous years. If this is all I had to quilt with I would get much better at coloring my own fabric.

Kate

Eh, it doesn't inspire me at all. I tend to not like large-scale prints, and I've outgrown my purple stage, LOL.

I probably would have loved it in my 20's!

I love, love, love the fabric and can see it being used in so many ways. I have never entered the Hoffman Challenge before, but I hope to this time.
(Sounds like I am the "odd man out" on liking the fabric but hope the challenge is a big success for them anyway!)
Jeanne

One of the joys of quilting is the variety of fabrics and colors available. One of the other joys is seeing the beautiful quilts that people can make with fabrics I would never use.

It's so interesting to read that some of you think you would have liked it better when you were younger because to me it doesn't look young or romantic at all. Now I'm eager to see the quilts made from it!

Large prints aren't my style but I think they can be useful when used with other fabrics. I rather like the combination of prints but purple isn't a color that I am comfortable with so I guess I am not challenged.

I like purple and can see the large print being used in a kaleidoscope or Stack and Whack....or fussy cut...or 9PP. I doubt I would use all the fabric in the same quilt, but certainly some of them. I don't really care for large prints and usually end up using them in borders unless it's for a specific pattern.

SharonG/FL

Stack n whack or One Block Wonder - but what's original about that??? It reminds me of a dress I bought in desperation 20 years ago to wear to a wedding - I called it my Grandmother's slip cover dress. I hated it!!! And lavender is the only color I really do not like at all! Nope-I do not like it. I am disappointed. :(
It will be interesting to see the creativity people come up with. Look at the winners of last years Challenge.

It does remind of a fabric from the late 80'- early 90's. I used to avoid large prints, but I'm starting to like the challenge of them more. I do like purple, but it is the color I have the least of in my stash.
Karlene

Marsha! My mom had a dress like that! (though hers were more jewel tone than the Hoffman fabric) She wore it at my sister's wedding in 1990 and again to a few other weddings since, and even thought about wearing it to a formal family affair in June! (I talked her out of it!)

The dress needs to be burned! It also looks very much like a bedspread she has on her bed!

The Hoffman fabrics don't 'speak' to me at all. Very wishy washy compared to the last number of years

don't really care for it very much. Used up my purple phase with a king size Turning Twenty Again. bought so much purple/lavenders that I just don't think I can do it again.

Not my cup of tea, and I can see where it would be quite the challenge, at least for me!

I actually think they are very pretty but you need to love lavender. It is slightly old fashioned as well. I wonder if it comes in another color way.

that fabric is NOT for me! I think stack-n-wack is one way to tame it. It does remind me of curtains ...

Not for me either. I made a dress back in the 80's that used something like that. I can't imagine wearing it now :-(

Robbi