Feel Like A Celebrity Blogger!

So y'all have probably seen all of the fancy schmancy Blogger's Choice Fat Quarter Bundles over at the Fat Quarter Shop.  If you haven't...check them out NOW...I'll wait.  Fab, right?  I think it's so cool to see what fabrics the "popular bloggers" love...am I right?  Picks by Allison of Cluck Cluck Sew, Vanessa of V and Co., and Heather of {House} of a La Mode (and others) - yes, please...I'll take 'em all!

What's even better than that?  Picking your very own Blogger's Choice bundle...and getting the chance to win it!  Pop on over to Quokka Quilts to get the down-low on this fantastic contest/giveaway.

I spent about a gazillion hours last night trying to pick just the right bundle (3 solids and 12 prints)...it was so much harder than I thought!  I had so many ideas for color cominations that I just didn't know which direction to go.  I finally settled on this:

Pinfeathers - Carribean Blue Paisley by Carina Gardner for Northcott Fabrics

Pure Elements - Light Citron by Pat Bravo for Art Gallery Fabrics

Bella Solids - Ruby Ice by Moda

Kona Cotton - Cactus by Robert Kaufman

Palladium - Gray Gridlock by Dear Stella

Citron Gray - Citron Stitch Petal by Michael Miller

Modernology - Grey A La Mode by Pat Bravo for Art Gallery Fabrics

Girls World Vibe - Grass Carrie by Jennifer Paganelli for Free Spirit Fabrics

Oval Elements - Peacock by Pat Bravo for Art Gallery Fabrics

Lemon Grove - Yellow Swirly Light Ground by Alice Kennedy for Timeless Treasures

Soul Blossoms Organic - Lime Peel Night Tree by Amy Butler for Westminster Fabrics

Citron Gray - Gray Dot 'n Square by Michael Miller

Sketch - Yellow Screen Texture by Timeless Treasures

Cape Ann - Dragonfly Green Starburst Mums by Oliver + S for Moda

Children at Play - Navy Dot to Dot by Sarah Jane for Michael Miller

I wanted to focus on a color combo I love (aqua and green) but spice it up with additional pops of color and prints.  I also wanted to challenge myself to choose several different designers and manufacturers.  It's easy to go with a line and that's what I usually do...I wanted to see if I could combine lots of styles and looks to create a cohesive bundle.  The more I look at it the more I love it!  I really could have come up with about 50 different bundles - there is so much gorgeous fabric out there.  I'm crossing my fingers that the judges love my bundle.  If you decide to enter, good luck to you, too.  Entries close on the 15th!