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I like the 9 patch version of this pattern a lot because of its simplicity and the number of ways you can arrange the final blocks. I have not done the D4.
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Originally Posted by Moira in N.E. England
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I’ve never made a ‘disappearing’ block before but would like to try it for my next children’s charity quilt.
I’ve looked at a number of ideas on Pinterest and they all seem to use 2 patterned and 2 plain squares. I have a pile of random 5 inch squares, mostly patterned, left over from other projects that I would like to use up. Is it necessary to use plain squares too? Will the blocks still ‘work’ if they are made from 4 different patterned squares? I do have some plain fat quarters in a selection of colours that I could use but would it look odd to have different colours? Would love some advice here from experienced disappearing block makers! |
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I have made the D9P many times and as others have said I prefer it for the many different layouts and looks you can get with it. I will show photos of 3 very different looks I have made; all the same pattern, just different fabrics and layouts.
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Originally Posted by wildyard
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I have made the D9P many times and as others have said I prefer it for the many different layouts and looks you can get with it. I will show photos of 3 very different looks I have made; all the same pattern, just different fabrics and layouts.
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Wildyard-Love all of your D9p quilts. I especially like the pink and purple one but all are so pretty and it is amazing how different they all look with different fabrics and different layouts with same pattern.
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Many thanks for all your really helpful suggestions. I loved seeing your photos - they’re an inspiration.
I hope to get started on this project in a week or so. No doubt I’ll be back asking for more help! |
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