hildie

Happened to be looking for something else and ran across this on the Board. some call it a Twist and Turn D9P. Here it is called next generation. It says it takes the D9P one step further. http://www.lynbrown.com/magic-9-patc...ration-quilts/.

rebeljane

The blocks finished are 6" - the quilt is 74" x 84"

rebeljane

You can find the pattern on www.LynBrown.com it is called Magic 9 patch: the next generation
If you go to categories on the right click free quilt pattern it is last pattern on page 14

moreland

I did not find the pattern on the site given above, but it looks to me like you make a "box in a block" block that you put together with the plain colors, making HST blocks with 1/2 plain color and 1/2 the "box". Disclaimer--I haven't actually tried this yet, but it seems to me it would work????

Belfrybat

That link took me to the main page of her blog, and I couldn't find that pattern. But using a search, I found this one by the same person called "Magic 9 Patch". I think it is the same pattern that the OP used:http://www.lynbrown.com/wp-content/u...cGen-Quilt.pdf

Neesie

I never tire of seeing D9Ps. Love the way you arranged yours; it's beautiful!

crafty pat

Very pretty top, I love the way you arranged the D9P.

AngeliaNR

Here's a link straight to the pdf:

http://www.lynbrown.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/MagicGen-Quilt.pdf

lynnie

fabulous, can't say any more than has already been sid. love the lyout

greensleeves

I did this quilt with my guild and it is amazing how the same pattern looks very different depending on the fabrics used, some controlled while others were scrappy. Looks hard but is very easy. Some members have made several using the same pattern just different fabrics and they are all beautiful.