Have a look at this D9P.....
 

...that turns out into such a very interesting pattern. A friend in my quilting group just finished it and allowed me to show it to you as I was so fascinated the way it turned out. Maybe some of you might have seen a D9P like that before but it was new to me, I always just knew about the "usual" ones.

very pretty like the colors too!!!!

wow, nice quilt

Really cute quilt, great job and thank you for sharing.
Have a Blessed day
Ellen

I love playing with D9P. With the alternate blocks, this would go together fast and still look very "quilty"

Very nice, I would have never thought to use just two colors, I guess I mite have to try some different color way out, thanks for showing us.

Wow! Nicely done. Thank you for sharing.

Yes, I think just using 2 colours is what makes the difference in this quilt, I always used at least 3 colours in a D9P.

Had to add a subscription for this one!! Really neat!

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love your fabrics... nice

I like that a lot. Sometimes DSP9s get too busy for me, but using the two colors and the alternating fabric is just right!

I have made 2 D9P and used a total of nine fabrics. I really like this one with just the two. I am going to try that on a quilt I am hoping to make for a friend of mine. Thank you so much for sharing your friend's quilt.

This is an amazing quilt--I love it.

Very pretty and intriguing too!

That is an interesting result. I like how she quilted it also. Not overdone.

Thanks for sharing....I never saw it make this pattern!

You know, this may have just solved a dilemma I'm having with a quilt that really wants to be a D9P, but I can't figure out why! Thank you (and your friend) for sharing!

Beautiful, I love the colors and pattern. She did a wonderful job.

Very well done!

Very pretty quilt. I like the two-color way also.

Terrific use of the D9P, fabrics and borders. Thank you for sharing this picture. :-)

looks almost like a PATIENCE cORNER BLOCK

interesting setting for the d9p

Love the material .

Your friend did a great job, love the girlie fabric and her setting. Thnks for sharing!

WOW!! the 9 patch really does disappear. Love it!

Very pretty!! Yes, the DP9 has been around for a while but it never ceases to amaze me. I love the fabric she used. Nice!!!

that is one beautiful quilt. I love the colors. the charity quilt group in the guild i used to belong to used the d9p for most of their quilts. Even though i no longer attend that guild the lady in charge has reassured me that I can continue to make tops for them and to continue going when i am able to the workshops. To be honest I got a little burnt out on the d9p after making about 10 tops for it. They all seemed to look the same to me after a while. but I may just have to go in and try this design. Thanks for posting it.

Very nice, I like everything about it!

Just love your fabrics, especially the mice print. Lovely quilt. Lovely design.

Very cute. I love quirky.

This is just precious. I love the fabrics. It is always so interesting to see how patterns look so different depedning on color choices and arrangement. Thanks for sharing.

This is great. I have wanted to do a d9p and now for sure with this great
layout. Thanks

I have done the d9p with only 2 colors. Her quilt is lovely and I found it interesting that all the blocks were turned the same direction except the last two in the bottom row. I also think it would be a different design to alternate the direction of the blocks on alternating rows. Thanks for sharing!

What a darling quilt, the pattern you put the blocks in is perfect with the colors.

lovely,very soft looking

Very interresting. I must study this more to figure out how she did it.

Yes, she made a mistake on the last row but noticed it too late and it would have been too much to unpick, so she left it. But you're right, I was also thinking about alternating or even alternating each block in the row, could look quite interesting too.

A very sweet quilt. Now I can really see the D9P.

Adorable mouse fabric. Someday I am going to do a D9P.