This is my first D9P--made from pansy fabric that I purchased in the spring when my Mom, my Aunt, and I headed to Oregon on our road trip. I wasn't sure how big this was going to end up when I started. In fact I kept making blocks until I ran out of the 1 yard cut of the purple fabric that I bought.
This is the second D9P that I made--this one is made from some smaller pieces of Christmas fabrics in my stash. This is a much smaller piece, perfect for a table topper. I didn't have enough of one print for all four borders so I did two borders out of one of the prints and two borders out of the second print. Both of my quilts are still flimsies and have been added to the "to be quilted" pile.
Tonight was my Monday night quilting group. We meet every Monday night at Leslie's house. This is the D9P that Leslie made after seeing my purple/pansy D9P two weeks ago. Leslie's quilt has already been sandwiched for quilting. Leslie loves Thimbleberries fabrics and has made her D9P from Thimbleberries fat quarters.
Leslie liked this pattern so much, she started a second quilt right away.
This is a picture of the blocks for Leslie's second D9P. This second quilt will be made from Thimbleberries fat quarters as well. Leslie says this one is going to be twice the size of the last one.
This is what the squares look like once they have been rearranged. I just love the dark blue centers on this one.Wendy has also made a D9P. The night that Wendy brought her quilt for show and tell, I didn't have my camera.
It is wonderful how quilters can inspire one another. Before you know it we have all taken off like wildfire!
these are fabulous! i really must make one of these
ReplyDeletegreat quilts! I still need to make one of these.
ReplyDeleteIsn't it fun that we inspire each other?
Love seeing the quilts in different fabrics.
thanks
Kathie
I'm getting inspired too. I guess I'll have to make one.
ReplyDeleteCan we all say "Instigator"??? yeah, uh huh!! That would be you!
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You are so right - it's such a fun pattern and comes out different every time. Love what you have done *s*
ReplyDeleteI was not a D9P fan until I started seeing the ones like yours made with really good contrast. I think the ones like Leslie's (no offense) just don't pop for me. Great job on yours!
ReplyDeleteohh...I love your D9P's! especially the Christmas one! Thanks for sharing your inspiring pix. :)
ReplyDeleteI haven't been a fan of a lot of these that I've seen but yours are cute - I think in part they seem to work with a limited palette.
ReplyDeleteNow these are interesting! Some just look like big blobs of color but these work quite well. Isn't it fun to see a pattern spreading like this? Not hard to make and you can make them any size you need--good donation quilt too.
ReplyDeleteIt is a great quilt pattern - one I haven't tried yet. It looks wonderful with the thimbleberries.
ReplyDeleteThe DNP can have so many personalities depending on the fabric chosen. Loved seeing the variation you and your friend made - thanks for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteI may be making Disappearing 9 Patch quilts for the rest of my life. What fun!
ReplyDeleteI love the fabrics you chose.
Darilyn
The Christmas quilt - I like the way you used the same fabric perpendicular to each other rather than parallel. It creates a nice look. Worth keeping in mind for even a purposeful border...as well as the "not enough fabric" border.
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