EasyPeezy

You could turn it to a D9P then cut it diagonally once or a few times
and add more fabric and come up with something very interesting.

DottyD

Brilliant links - thank you for sharing !

grammyj

How do I save this?? I love it !!!

Prism99

grammy, do you mean the Youtube video? Because you commented on this thread, the thread will show up if you click on "Quick Links" in the banner at the top of a QB page, under "subscribed threads".

apiarist

We have to make two identical 9 patch blocks. These are then handed into the Guild. One will be retained by the organisers for future reference and the second one will be put into a lucky dip for another guild member to agonise what to do with it. We can do whatever we like with the 9 patch so long as at the end of the day it will be displayed alongside the original.

bearisgray

So you get someone else's 9-patch to work with for the challenge?

maviskw

On my computer, I need to go to the first page of Quilting Forum; find my name at the top and click on that; then click on latest posts. All posts on which I have commented will be listed and I can go to the one I need by clicking on it.

maryellen2u

[QUOTE=DJ;7894935]I don't remember where I found this link (could very well have been on this forum), but I fell in love with it. It's made with 16-patch, but could adapt to 9 patch.
https://frommycarolinahome.wordpress...nce-quickstep/
This is so cool! I love seeing all the variations. Very inspiring!

Jane Quilter

I would cut the 9 patch apart, and miniaturize it. Then do a "hidden pictures" and put it back in the block (like a decoration on a vase or a tiny wall hanging in an applique block, or the "center" of a sunflower.) Good luck, would love to see your final block. Jane

AnnieF

This sounds like a lot of fun.....great way to get the creative juices going......and how much fun for a whole guild to work on.....I am always amazed at the way other people's minds work and how better to see than: "this is what I started with and this is what I ended up with!!"