Has anyone ever tried this? I bought some awesome layer cakes this weekend and am thinking about trying this. I am going to try it on some leftover fabric first, but I was wondering if anyone else has tried this and what do you think?
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10 in layer cake.. try the 10 min block.. that will be fast. what I ran into with the DP9 was a surprise..
I used two plain fabrics and a busy one for focus.. had to use a decrative stitch in the center of the longest block.. to offset the bland plain fabric.. Good luck with yours ! If I had a layer cake.. deff would use the 10 min block ideas.. there are several to choose from. will be watching for your quilt ! Good luck ! Ell |
I'm new to this so what is a D9P?
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I have tried other sizes for the DP9 and find that 4.5-5" sized blocks work the best and give the best appearance. Portia, if you need help cutting up that layer cake, call me and I will come down. a 10 minute block would look much better with that size of fabric.
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D9P is called the disappearing 9 patch block or quilt. you can search this board for pictures or do a google search and it will give you an idea of the pattern.
Originally Posted by Ritacarl
I'm new to this so what is a D9P?
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Originally Posted by Ritacarl
I'm new to this so what is a D9P?
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Originally Posted by jdiane318
I have tried other sizes for the DP9 and find that 4.5-5" sized blocks work the best and give the best appearance. Portia, if you need help cutting up that layer cake, call me and I will come down. a 10 minute block would look much better with that size of fabric.
I'm just sitting here working (supposedly) and thinking about what I'd like to be doing!!! |
I use charm size for D9P. But light and dark color placement is important. Dark for center block, medium for corner blocks and light for the other 4 blocks.
I made the mistake of washing layer cakes and had some fabrics shrink more than others. So I dont wash any pricuts any more. |
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