Can't wait to see the finished quilt.

Oh, I love that!!!! :)

With your extras can you do the DP9 (Disappearing 9 patch).

Love it!!

Coming along nicely. When we see a WIP it makes us realize all the love and work that goes into the making of a quilt. Thanks for sharing.

WOW LOVE LOVE IT!!!! Simply stunning thank you for sharing. With the leftovers can you do something similar to an Irish Chain Variation?
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April

love it

Oh I like that. It looks great.

Thumbs up!

That quilt is gorgeous! I've bookmarked it so I can refer to it for a future project :)

Looks great

Thanks for those pictures, I've been wondering how to make that pattern. Really pretty.

I love what you have done here. It is really going to be one beautiful civil war scrappy.

I love civil war fabric and am jealous you got so many nice pieces. The quilt is great and make sure you show us a picture when it it done

Looking good--extra 9p? send to your January doll swap partner! LOL

The colors are great....

Beautiful! I can't wait to see it finished.

Very nice quilt. Aren't scrappy quilts the best?

NICE!! great job.

I just quilted one just like this at Christmas for a friend. She did hers all in scrappy prints with black backgrounds and the white snowballs. I did the white snowballs with a tight meander, and the rest of the quilt a looser meander, and it was beautiful if I don't mind saying so myself. I have a ton of CW fabrics, and will do one like this myself, if and why I finish the stack of patterns I have set aside to do first. lol...

I love that pattern. Great use of scraps.

Hum, that might be a good idea

Civil war fabrics are my favorite. This is an awesome quilt. WTG!!!

I love this. You absolutely nailed the correct period colors.

So often we see dulled down, greyed out colors advertised as "Civil War fabrics." Yet when we look at antique scrappy quilts from the Civil War era, we often see lots of bright Turkey red, that odd yellow green, bright yellow and butterscotch, cheddar orange, a Pepto Bismol double pink, and maybe some sky-blue double blue. Sure, there are lots of nice browns and tans, but so often there is a lot of white too.

Your quilt looks spot on and you should be really proud of yourself.

About those extra 9patch blocks-- if you set them on point, they will look totally different. Please let us see what you do with those, ok?

LOL!

I am new here your quilts are amazing love tham beautiful.

what pattern did you use? it is awusome

Love your quilt. Beautiful.

They are 9 patches alternated with snowball blocks

Very impressive. Great job.

Don't chuckle too hard, I've just finished sewing all the 9 patches together and there's about 60 extras. Better guard your mailbox because if I can't find another layout that I love they may just end up there! :lol: :lol: :lol:

Very very nice!! My husband has just finished a quilt in this setting in bright pinks and purples for his nieces daughter. He thinks yours looks much neater than his!!!

But it is a GREAT job.

Love both the pattern and choice of colors! :D

Great fabric.

Top is finished and It's ready to be quilted

Beautiful!!

Spectacular! Civil War fabrics are my favorite!

Thanks for sharing the finished quilt with us. It is a stunner!

Another great scrappy quilt by you!
Lovely work and a good use of that fabric.

Looks AWESOME. Nice job!

Got an idea--How about alternating the 9P with either HST's or QST's? Here's a miniature I did a while ago with the QST setting.