I made my first disappearing 9 patch for a Christmas gift. My son brought his girlfriend for Christmas and I wanted to get her something special. She absolutely loved it! No worries that she will take good care of it. There is cuddly blue flannel on the back. I tried machine quilting it, and won't try that again. The pattern is easy, and my beginner sewer adult daughter even wants to try one now.

Very nice! I like the way the directional fabric worked out with the pattern. With the flannel backing, it would be cozy!

Nice. The sail boats are awesome.
I'm also doing a d9p for a baby quilt...but my directional fabric is being deliberately rotated so that the baby doesn't have to alway have the blankey the "right" direction. :D

It's gorgeous!! :thumbup: You have done a marvelous job making this beautiful quilt. I just love the fabric you have chosen to put together. This is certainly a special gift to give & receive. Lucky girlfriend!!
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The fabric pattern worked out great with that quilt!

What a wonderful snuggly quilt! What more does one need on a cold winter's night?

That's is awesome!! I love patterns that use a bigger print.

WOW!!! That turned out awesome :D:D:D
Can't wait to see your DD's quilts too!!!

Lovely quilt!

I love it!! :D

Very pretty. I love the fabrics and color. I can see why she loved it.

Looks great Sara!

Wow that looks great. I wanted to try 1 but I was wondering about using a directional. Looks like you had no problem with it.
Great fabrics :thumbup:

Great looking! You did a really good job on this.

I love it. You did an awesome job! :thumbup:

She told me she'd rather leave clothes than not have room in her suitcase to take it home!

I like it!! Looks great!!

Makes me want to go sailing. Beautiful quilt.