Disappearing Disappearing 9-Patch Prototype
 

i made this one as a prototype for a larger version destined for a guile raffle.
this prototype will also go to the Lydia Project.

the block starts as a standard, multi-fabric 9-patch.
cut twice on the diagonals.
mix and "match" the resulting triangles from the pile to make a new block.
each of the new blocks cut into 4 pieces, across the horizontal and vertical center.
mix and "match" some more.
added sashing and border.

quilted by a professional.

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looks great. sure is lots of slicing and dicing!

Great pattern. I really like this scrappy quilt!

I love this. The sashing & cornerstones really add to the flow of the whole design.

What a great pattern! Thanks for the explanation!
What size nine patches did you start with, and where was the black that you ended up with black nine patches? Oh, wait a minute---those were made with cornerstones in the sashing making up the center square in the nine patch, right?

Scrappies are wonderful and I love the complexity of this quilt. Wonderfully done!

What a great looking quilt, and very clever.

Beautifully done! and I love all the colors! I am currently working on a very simple version of the disappearing 9 patch. thank you for the inspiration!

That's a beauty and it sounds like it was fun to make.

I like this version very much. Especially the nine-path that is created by the sashing addition.

Turned out great! It's amazing what sub-cutting can do! What size squares did you start with?

I love that technique. What an awesome result. I'm going to have to put that one on the list

Very fun and colorful! Looks like a neat pattern~

Very nice looking quilt, I never heard of this technique. But you do get awesome results!

Very clever Patrice! I hope the gals enjoy your design skills, it is great.

we used 5" squares to make the 9-patches.
so 14" unfinished?
the math makes my head hurt. lol

once i had them all assembled in the final version i squared them off to 12.5" unfinished.

P.S. thanks for all the kind words. :)

That is a great quilt! Love it!

Looks good!

Gorgeous!

Did you use the same color for the center of the nine patch?

Thanks for showing your beautiful work!

I love this quilt. You have done wonderful work. Beautiful.

Great reinvention of the D9P .... Double Disappearing really makes a beautiful quilt.
Much nicer than it's Mother pattern!

Thanks for sharing your How To on this!

Great pattern! I really like the secondary patterns that show up!

Your quilt is very nice and I love your fabric selection.

We used a few different blacks for the starting 9-patches.
it was a bit boring with all the same to start.

I really like the design!! The colors are great too.

Beautiful quilt! I like the complexity of your design.

Love Love Love it!
Patrice may I test this out, write out instructions and show how to make this to my quilting friends at the next retreat?
Giving you credit for it's originality of course :o)
Very creative.

Love it, love it! Clean and contemporary.

Oooo I LOVE that pattern. Great scrappy.

Love the colors! Excellent work!

This is the best d9p I've seen! Can I inquire if you had written instructions for the blocks? The mix & "match" is a bit vague.

Beautiful quilt!

I really like this - great way to use up charm packs or left over squares.

i'm not sure i could claim it as original. i can't possibly be the first person to have thought of doing this.
but ... yes ... absolutely feel free to share with your friends.
i don't know how much credit i deserve, but i will graciously accept as much as you want to give me. lol lol lol

(and ... if you wouldn't mind ... please post the instructions here, in the tutorials section.)

This one is absolutely gorgeous.

Very pretty! Love it!

Such a bright and cheerful quilt! I never would have guessed it was a D9P cut diagonally, and appreciate your sharing your discovery!!!!

That is stunning! Those colors sure do pop. Savvy idea to do all the cutting to get this look. Nice!

Nice great.

Wow awesome job...Thinking I may just have to figure this one out...have lots of 5 inch squares sitting around. thanks for sharing....