My extended family continues to grow with 3 grandnieces and/or nephews due this Spring Made a quickie disappearing 9 patch for grandnephew Vincent who was born on Christmas Day. Saw him today for the first time, what a cutie. Sorry no photo of him at this time, just one of the quilt I made him. May in Jersey

How cute! Perfect for a little boy!

The quilt is very nice. Good work.

Really nice. good job.

Awesome quilt! Congrads on the newest edition to your family!

I love it!! The block must really be a disappearing one because I can't see what it is. Where's the block???

Fantastic!

Cute. He and mommy will love it.

Adorable - nice job!

Very cute!

I like it, the little guy can enjoy it even as he grows older. Nicely done.

Veerryy Nice! lovin the colors too! :thumbup:

Enjoyed you sharing with us. very nice colors.

awe, adorable quilt! bet he's lovin it!

It's a beautiful quilt! I am looking forward to getting more "adventurous" and play around with something other than simple square pieces, but it takes a time to develop that trepidation, doesn't it?

I have 9 nieces and nephews and am slowly making quilts for all of them! The 5 babies born in the last 5 years have each gotten one. I just did two "surprise" quilts for the babies born in August and September. I keep getting texted photos of Dylan on his - my step-sister dais he's laid on it every day since they got it. They had no idea I was working on them until they received them in the mail. It makes my heart melt!

I've got lots of projects I've been building and with each one, I find I've got the "fever" for quilting getting stronger! Just found out my step-sister's pregnant with her 3rd - My Dad's TENTH grandkid. I'm the only on that has yet to build a family.

Mom's gonna hang me up by my toes if I don't do hers next, so I've started cutting out 8" denim blocks for what will most likely become a raggy quilt. She lives in San Diego and doesn't need anything heavy!

Nice job!

Very nice job on your quilt!

Sew perfect and cute....I am sure he will love it!!

Love the colors and the pattern.

First you make a regular 9 patch block, then cut it in down the middle from the top to bottom, and then again side to side. To make it 'disappear' I turned the upper right section and the lower left section around to make a new block. Think there it a D9P tutorial on this MB. May

Wow, You have a even bigger list of To Do quilts than I have. I really have to get to the queen size quilt my DIL asked me to make for her. She bought and paid for all the materials and they are sitting in my kitchen since the box arrived. Think today I'll bring it upstairs to my sewing room, at least that's a little progress in getting it done, LOL! May

How cute!