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justflyingin 12-09-2013 10:42 PM
Originally Posted by auntpiggylpn (Post 6448539)
I would just buy the pattern. Being as you are in Poland, it would be easy Peazy for you as it is a PDF and available for immediate download after payment. You can save an additional 15% by using the code Happy15 at checkout.
Thank you thank you! I spent a long time yesterday on line searching for it (to buy) but I had no idea what it was called. I kept searching under granny squares with chain, etc,

justflyingin 12-09-2013 10:43 PM
Originally Posted by dunster (Post 6448226)
Here's two pictures - the first is just the sashings - the second has the blocks inserted.

Thanks so much! I appreciate all your work and think what you've done is very helpful.

justflyingin 12-09-2013 10:44 PM
Originally Posted by PaperPrincess (Post 6448228)
It looks like an 8 patch repeat. The 9 patches are 3 so that really messes everything up. This is what I came up with as 2 repeating 4X4 patches, but I think it would be easier to lay it out on a design board.
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That definitely clarifies everything. I really do appreciate all your help!

maviskw 12-10-2013 06:13 AM
Originally Posted by dunster (Post 6448226)
Here's two pictures - the first is just the sashings - the second has the blocks inserted.
I finally figured out how to get the blocks into the sashing. The blocks are just two 9-patches. The dark 9-patch is 4 mediums and 4 darks put together with a light print in the center. The second 9-patch is four light-medium 4-patches in the corners, four white blocks on the sides and the 4-patch of all mediums in the center.
That doesn't sound hard at all. Right?
  • :D
  • So in your first picture you have the 9-patch that includes the 4-patch corners outlined. Now reduce the other to a 9-patch, and you have it.
Of course, now you have to create the sashing so that the colored squares fall in the right places.
Good luck.

ShirlinAZ 12-10-2013 07:26 AM
Dunster, I see it exactly the way you do. Nine-patch with sashing. Your EQ design shows it very well.

farmquilter 12-10-2013 12:04 PM
Originally Posted by dunster (Post 6448226)
Here's two pictures - the first is just the sashings - the second has the blocks inserted.
That is exactly what I saw and your images show it perfectly. A center 9-patch with the enhanced sashings. Thank you for the sample.

seasaw2mch 12-10-2013 06:44 PM
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Will this help???

oksewglad 12-10-2013 08:10 PM
So much fun to watch all you help justflyingin out!!:thumbup:

Jannie 12-10-2013 08:28 PM
Seasaw2mch, you make this look so easy. Now what size would you use for the large 9 patch squares. Thanks.

seasaw2mch 12-11-2013 11:42 AM
Originally Posted by Jannie (Post 6450813)
Seasaw2mch, you make this look so easy. Now what size would you use for the large 9 patch squares. Thanks.
That would depend on how large you want your quilt to be.
If it was for a small lap to a twin size, I think I would make them 6" or 8" squares
for a queen to king size, I would make them 10" or 12" squares
Again, like with all quilts, it a matter of preference. If it suites your taste then go for it!!!


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