seahorsesanna

ok I have been going through pictures on here of d9ps and am confused I thought 9 patches where 9 squares sewn together in threes?
What exactly is this pattern I see many different variations and am confused on the correct sequence of fabric can someone fill me in? thanks

craftybear

disappearing 9 patch

today I posted some links about them for all of us

click on this link and you can click on each of the 5 links that I had posted today on disappearing 9 patch

http://www.quiltingboard.com/user_to...um=6442&page=1

charity-crafter

Here's a tutorial
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-40144-1.htm

Oops, she's already given you the links to a lot of d9p info.

BeckyB

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dEjZOXxPazg
Here is her link! Awesome video

katier825

First you assemble a 9 patch block. Then you cut it up and rearrange it and sew it back together. It's a very easy way to get a more complicated looking pattern. On the standard D9P, after you assemble it, you cut the block in half both directions. I like to flip flop the opposite corners. I also like to use the same color in the center squares of the 9 patch. It creates a sub pattern and looks great when you do it that way.

np3

Good explanation. And there is no wrong way to flip the pieces. You can get some really neat final looks.

katsbmr

This is absolutely my first "post", and I had to respond to this one! Who would have "thunk" it? This is way too cool learning new things

ckcowl

you make a 9=patch then cut it - rearrange the pieces and sew it back together

cizzors

We take a nice hunk of fabric, cut it into strips (or sqs), sew them together, cut them apart to re-sew them again.


I think we're all nuts

:lol:

charity-crafter

My hubby think that about all quilting. "You take a perfectly good piece of fabric, cut it into pieces and then sewing it together again."