I finished the top to my disappearing 9 patch quilt. Our quilt guild traded pink blocks. Everyone used the same fabric of brown for the centers. Some put the blocks back together with the same fabric, but I liked the "scrappy" look. I put mine on point with sashing. I really like how it turned out. Hope you all do!

Susan

Like the sashing. It really adds to the look of the quilt.

Very Pretty!

I love it! Pink and brown go so nicely together. The scrappy look is especially neat. Great job!

Yet again, another great way of adapting the D9P, this quilt is fantastic, I love the colours you have used :D

Love it and putting it on point sure makes it different. Great job. :D

Love it on point!!!! Great quilt!!

I LOVE IT!!!!


GREAT JOB!

I'm working on one of those and I had started sewing the pieces into one big top but I think I like your idea of making squares and using sashing....

so think I'll rip out what I've got done - very little, thankfully - and swipe your idea!!

Thanks for posting this before I got more done :mrgreen: :D

I really like this.

Looks great. I like it. Never have made a Disappearing nine patch.

Oh that is soooo pretty! Love the sashing!

Oh please do!! I want to see how yours will look!!
Susan

I'm working on a disappearing 9-patch right now. I hadn't thought of putting the blocks on point. Love your quilt. Thanks for giving me more ideas since I plan to do a couple more disappearing 9-patches.

I love it Susan, the color combination is fantastic.

I usually don't like scrappy quilts but yours looks great. Maybe the pattern I picked for the one I am almost done with is why I don't like it.

It's beautiful!

Really pretty! Love pink with anything and everything! Nice job!

That is sew pretty, I really love the pinks and brown

Very pretty. I love how you put it on point with sashing.

That is totally awesome....so pretty!!

Very pretty! I love pink and brown together. I also like this on point.

Really like the colors, sashing and on point. Gives the block a great new twist!

I really like it!

Susan,

Could you tell us the size of the individual block in the nine patch? Also I would like to know what size this quilt ended up being. It looks nice sized.

I love the look of this disappearing nine patch it is more orderly looking even with it being done scrappy. Thanks for sharing.

Debbie

Can't wait to see how you put yours together. There are so many possibilities with this block. I love it!!

Susan

oooooooooooo VERY VERY pretty. You did an awesome job. Love the colors too

WOW!

Hi Debbie,

The finished blocks are 8 1/2". When I made the 9 patch before cutting it in 4th's, the patches were 3 1/2 inch squares.

With the borders, the total size of the quilt is 54 x 78.

HTH
Susan

Sorry... I did a double post. I tried to delete it.

Susan

I think it's FAB!

Very nice. The sashing really ties it together and keeps it from looking "scrappy". Good job.

Susan,
Thank you so much for your dimensions. That is a great twin sized quilt. I just love your colors. Oldest grandaughter would like one in pink and black. I would like brown much better. Oh well gotta love 'em. LOL

Debbie

I have to agree that the color combination is really pleasing to the eye! Great job!

Debbie,

I did one for my granddaughter in pink and black. Here is a picture of it. I really like these colors too! Just a little hot pink to really make it POP!!
Susan

Debbie, I really like that pink and black!

Susan that is a great quilt! I love that it has just the touches of pink. What pattern did you use for this one?

Debbie

Love your colors.

Hi Debbie,

It is a square within a square block. It's hard to believe how it turns out, it is just the way you turn the block. Here is a picture of the block diagram

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:D :D :D Awesome and inspiring.
Thanks for sharing.......

judee

That is so nice! What a great group effort too. I still don't get why it is called the Disappearing Nine Patch. I have seen the instructions, but I know years from now, I just won't be able to come up with that name!