Very cool! Thanks for posting the website!

This is really nice. I gotta try it.

thanks for the link and CONGRATS on the weight loss girl!

This looks great! Oh my goodness, I just posted that a week ago and you've already made something lovely! The internet is so fun. Thanks for posting a link. Can't wait to see how it looks finished!

That is so pretty..thank you for sharing!!!

Very pretty and great idea, afewscraps!

thank you for this I have tons and tons of scraps and I love the d9p so I'm going to try this

i love the batiks in your blocks. you get getting caught in the shades and tones of the fabrics. that is why it is looking off to you.

:thumbup: :thumbup:

Very pretty. I do like your second color combination blocks that you made. Thanks for the site. You'll have to keep us posted on what you decide.

I just did the math. If you start with a 6" square you will need an 8 1/2" square for the second part. You will end up with a 12 1/4" unfinished block (11 3/4" finished). If someone tries it, let me know if that is correct. Thanks!

I love this patchwork and your colors! Thanks so much for showing it and offering the link.

Please keep us updated with pictures.

I like it. Thanks for the link, I have bookmarked it to try later.

I'm going to try this! Thanks for sharing!

I will post a pic tomorrow, a bit tired just now, I have tried a different variation to try and use some scraps and odd, but toning pieces of fabrics, I think I have it sussed, I will let you know tomorrow and you can all tell me what you think. :-P

I am off to the sewing machine to try this! Sounds unique and looks super. Hope I can remember the instructions and not have to come back to the computer. :)

Wonder if it would be acceptable if we all posted our trial block here? It would be interesting and helpful to see how our colors blended.

LOVE the colors you used!!!

Sounds a great idea to me, BTW if anyone wants a pattern for this Double D9P in "MS Word" format PM me with your email address and I will send it to you.

I love it! :thumbup: :thumbup: ;-)

You chose some gorgeous colors..can't wait to see more blocks.

It is very pretty!

Now thats a thought. Mmm! :) I do love the look of the double d9p. :)

Very pretty. Love your fabric!

OK I have been playing and have come up with this idea as I wanted to use some odd fabrics not yardage.

My 1st D9P:

I made the DD9P using two separate fabrics and then by fiddling about I managed to get 2 different twists ! At the same time I am using scraps, the 1st 9 block will remain constant, or nearly as I have enough of those.

I made the DD9P using two separate fabrics and then by fiddling about I managed to get 2 different twists ! At the same time I am using scraps, the 1st 9 block will remain constant, or nearly as I have enough of those.

Ah yes! You have done wonders with these cuts. I made one last night and will post later in the day. Perhaps I will try your DD9Patch cutting too. It will be a super way to get rid of small pieces.

That is so cool! I decided to play with it a bit, what if it was INFINITE?

Do the double disappearing nine patch, then use that as cornerstones for the next level, etc.

Five levels of doing this would make a quilt finish of 61 1/2".

I only worked in 1/2" increments. I figured no one will be able to tell that the block has been trimmed 1/4" or 1/8".

Also, on the first nine patch, I did a "pieced" square, just for fun.

Here is what I came up with:

Oh, I just realized my seams may be off...but you get the idea!

Holy Molly! That is fantastic. I am not posting mine right now that is for sure. lol Congratulations. It is beautiful.

Mine is not a real quilt, just drew it up in Excel to see what it would look like.

It's going to be gorgeous!

It's going to be beautiful when finished. Do like the colors you used can't wait to see it finished.

Very pretty , thank you for the site.

love the colors you chose it is looking good.

This looks fantastic! I did my first D9P quilt tops recently and loved the effect - can't wait to try this.

Thanks, will have to try this version.:)

I like it! And your color choices are beautiful. :-D