common size for D9P squares?
#41
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I have another twist to the D9p make the nine patch cut into two ways than cut from corner to corner and set together as you wish. I don't have one made am just getting started and I cut the blocks in 8 inch blocks so can't really tell you how it turns out yet.
#42
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Originally Posted by Ethel Hoffman
I have another twist to the D9p make the nine patch cut into two ways than cut from corner to corner and set together as you wish. I don't have one made am just getting started and I cut the blocks in 8 inch blocks so can't really tell you how it turns out yet.
#43
Originally Posted by jillaine
At first I wasn't overwhelmed by the disappearing nine-patch, until I found someone using only three fabrics instead of nine. THIS is stunning:
http://supermomnocape.wordpress.com/...easy-projects/
Scroll down. you'll see it.
http://supermomnocape.wordpress.com/...easy-projects/
Scroll down. you'll see it.
#44
Originally Posted by chairjogger
I love the utube on the d9p. What is a common size of one square. I know that 9 are sewn together before cutting.
I use 6 1/2? anyone else chime in on this? getting ready to start another one.. before I cut anything love to know what others do.
Thanks,
Ell
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dEjZO...eature=channel
I use 6 1/2? anyone else chime in on this? getting ready to start another one.. before I cut anything love to know what others do.
Thanks,
Ell
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dEjZO...eature=channel
#45
I have made two, one with Moda charms and the others with running eights, cut square. I like the running eights, you just need to cut the strips on the length then in squares. I also needed to add one more fabric.
#48
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Originally Posted by jillaine
At first I wasn't overwhelmed by the disappearing nine-patch, until I found someone using only three fabrics instead of nine. THIS is stunning:
http://supermomnocape.wordpress.com/...easy-projects/
Scroll down. you'll see it.
http://supermomnocape.wordpress.com/...easy-projects/
Scroll down. you'll see it.
#50
Originally Posted by jillaine
At first I wasn't overwhelmed by the disappearing nine-patch, until I found someone using only three fabrics instead of nine. THIS is stunning:
http://supermomnocape.wordpress.com/...easy-projects/
Scroll down. you'll see it.
http://supermomnocape.wordpress.com/...easy-projects/
Scroll down. you'll see it.
I'm with you -- disappearing nine patch never caught my fancy. But I love that example with 3 fabrics. Wow! Thank you so much for sharing this link. I might be a new d9p convert.
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