Super Sized Nine Patch HELP!!!!!!

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11-21-2012, 02:12 PM

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kristakz

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Originally Posted by 117becca

Your numbers don't add up. if you're cutting 9x9 piece and then another 9x24, that gives you a piece of fabric 33" length?????

Yes, a picture would be nice to know what the finished project looks like

You start with 1 yard of fabric - 36" x 42". Fold in quarters and trim down to 18x21" (make sure you trim on the unfolded edges. Then, after the cuts, the total length is 9" + 24" + 9" = 42"(unfolded). In the folded case, you have a 9x9" square upper right, 9x12" rectangle below it. 9x9 upper left (with a fold), and 9x12 lower left (which unfolds to 18x24).

11-22-2012, 05:31 AM

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JanieH

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Thanks, Anita, for creating this pattern and for sharing it with us! It is wonderful! And thanks, Evie, and everyone else who contributed to this thread!

11-22-2012, 05:56 AM

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DebbieJJ

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Thank you AnitaGrossmanSolomon and kristakz! This is great! It looks fast and easy, and it's something that we can do in our little church quilting group for missions!

11-22-2012, 06:06 AM

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snipforfun

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Anita solomon

Ive made several of these 9 patch quilts - super easy. Any idea where I can get the pattern for Super Size Square On Point quilt? Looks like another good one.

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Originally Posted by AnitaGrossmanSolomon

Hi,
I created the Super-Sized Nine Patch in 2004.
Please have a look at my pattern courtesy of Quiltmaker Magazine and the video I made with Alex Anderson. I've included the links for you below. And if you have questions, don't hesitate to send me an email.

http://makeitsimpler.blogspot.com/
http://makeitsimpler.blogspot.com/20...-patterns.html
http://makeitsimpler.blogspot.com/se...e%20on%20Point

11-22-2012, 07:14 AM

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mimiknoxtaylor

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this is a great pattern. I used it to make blankets for a son's dogs (they didn't care was thhe result might be

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quick & easy.
Just a thought if you're making charity quilts quantity- how about putting 4 together for a larger top. you could also mix around the pieces between them for variety

11-22-2012, 07:24 AM

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Caroline S

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Originally Posted by AnitaGrossmanSolomon

Nice to meet you Anita. I picked up the copy of winter 2012, Volume 6 Quiltmaker magazine at the store on Monday. I was particularly drawn to your Kaleidscope Log Cabin pattern (block 528). Thanks for the links.

11-22-2012, 07:35 AM

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btiny36

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GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR I have spent the better part of the morning looking for my issue Sept/October '11 Quiltmaker for the square on point pattern and can't find it...I know I have it because my list that I keep for magazine I have says I purchased this magazine...Oh well guess I won't be making this pattern anytime soon.....I'm betting it's hiding with my lost Yellow Brick Road pattern. Darn ole gremlins lol

11-22-2012, 09:08 AM

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RAChhap

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Thank you ,Anita for your innovative thinking about making quilts!! I saw you do this one on Alex's show and have had it in the back of my mind just waiting for someone to have a baby! I just finished your Anita's Arrowheads (saved from Quiltmaker magazine years ago). I loved your technique and know the 12 year old boy will love his "not girly" quilt.