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It looks really wonderful.
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Originally Posted by quiltyjax
That is gorgeous, way better than the D9P - your idea was brilliant - don't think I would have had the nerve to do that - I would have worried about wasting the fabric cos it might have looked worse instead of better. What do you call your new pattern?
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Aren't you clever....It's amazing what you wonderful quilters come up with on this board!!! Beautiful quilt top.
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great idea. I will have to give this one a try. Oh, it looks great by the way
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Wooooo! I've got some 9 patches in blues and greens put together now. Except I didn't read the part where you made BIG 8-inch blocks....so mine will be from 4.5"...wish me luck!
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Originally Posted by Rebecca VLQ
Wooooo! I've got some 9 patches in blues and greens put together now. Except I didn't read the part where you made BIG 8-inch blocks....so mine will be from 4.5"...wish me luck!
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Originally Posted by nance-ell
Originally Posted by Rebecca VLQ
Wooooo! I've got some 9 patches in blues and greens put together now. Except I didn't read the part where you made BIG 8-inch blocks....so mine will be from 4.5"...wish me luck!
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That is very nice.
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Great idea, I like it better than how I did mine. I wouldn't want sashing between the blocks, just borders. Just my opinion, please yourself.
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Originally Posted by nance-ell
I wasn't planning to share this until it was complete, but I'm so happy with it I want others to see it too!
This is the project on my wall (finally found an old plastic tablecloth and tacked it to the wall; dh wasn't happy. lol). I thought I was going to do a D9P which I expected to be pretty fast and easy to put together. I cut the fabric from fat quarters in 8 inch strips because I wanted to preserve an 8 inch run in a few of the fabrics (ended up being unnecessary and I have a lot of waste, but live and learn!). When I laid out the D9P, it was okay, but I wasn't wowed! Soooooo, I sewed my D9P blocks rights sides together and cut point to point in both directions. Yippee! Now I love it, but no quilt police allowed. Everything doesn't line up perfectly, but it's busy enough to not be noticable. Now for my dilemma: I expected to do a small lap quilt or throw. I have completed the block in the upper left corner of the photo and it's 14 1/2 inches square, so I have a 56 inch complete design area without borders. Now I'm thinking of adding borders and/or some sashing....or maybe turning these blocks on point and adding filler squares to make it bigger. Just curious what others think would be the best way to go. |
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