all to sew it together again!
Of course, when you mix it up a little as the Disappearing 9 Patch should be, then you see why you would undertake this madness.
Love it!
And when you get 20 blocks stitched, chopped, re-stitched and trimmed square then you can have loveliness such as this -
Please don't tell me if you spot a patterned fabric which will meet itself when the blocks are joined. We spent a fun (!) Saturday evening crawling around the floor arranging and re-arranging blocks to avoid such meetings. I think I got there in the end!
I love these Amy Butler fabrics and think they mix up very nicely in the D9P.
PS - If you'd like to see a great tutorial for the Disappearing 9 patch block check out my lovely friend Judith's post here.
Ah but look at the final product. Great effect when it is put together.
ReplyDeleteSuch a gorgeous quilt and those fabrics work really well in the D9P.
ReplyDeletelovely amy butler fabric - your quilt looks fantastic. i love the D9P pattern
ReplyDeleteOh Sarah this is so beautiful! What a lovely quilt in the making! Jxo
ReplyDeleteSarah, those colours are so rich and stand out so well against the white background. It is lovely. Di xo
ReplyDeleteThis looks beautiful, love it.
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