athomenow

Should any of the pieces intersect when laying out the D9P? I saw a video and they said they shouldn't but I've seen it done with so many different looks I didn't know if there was a rule to make it be a true D9P. Help!

butterflies5518

I am interested to know as well - I haven't made one yet. thanks for asking,

Havplenty

search this board. there are a lot of threads about d9p.

irishrose

My little bright pieces that had been the center square would have touched if I hadn't using sashing. Put D9P in the search box and look at the possibilities. There is no set way to arrange your cut up blocks.

blueangel

I think you can arrange them anyway you want.

Dina

I agree, you can arrange them any way you want. I just made two small quilts for cats, and I really like this arrangement.

Little RoO

I have made a couple and love them because they are so easy....I'm not sure if there is a true D9P but I have made both of mine so that there are as few inserections as possible.....why match up points when you don't have to...if it still makes a great quilt....am just about to start another for my daughter as a christmas present.

katz_n_kwiltz

ok, there are NO quilt police- you will not get in trouble if you do it your way, it just makes it more unique, i suggest you search, and make your own creative decision!!
good luck
katz

quiltmouse

I like the "pinwheel layout" of d9p, too.

katier825

You can arrange them any way you want. I prefer to swap the opposite corners because I like the secondary pattern it creates.

Here is one I am working on. I used the same turquoise batik for all the center squares and many different black/white/gray prints for the rest of the 9 patch. When I swap out the opposite corners, the turquoise forms a secondary pattern.

Play around with your blocks until you find a pleasing arrangement.