craftybear

thanks Tippy for this tutorial, we all love it!

danmar

Thank you for the tute! I love that material. It's so cute.

lots2do

Oh, Thank you! I hadn't seen the second way yet and I am working on one right now...with frogs.

Tippy

I am soooo happy that everyone is enjoying this and can actually understand it..lol.
Sometimes I know what I want to say but have problems.. so I thought pictures would be a good solution.. again.. glad to be a help.

lazyquilter

I love this pattern and you can do so much with it. But when I was in the class at the time, the most important thst we had to learn was to make sure we square up our blocks. We were shown to set the bottom edge of your particual sized block was to set that bottom right guage on ar

BrendaB

The pictures are wonderful, Tippy. Now that I have seen your tute, I don't think I will cut my block the wrong way again. lol

sewnsew

I like how you kept to 3 colors. I've tried it with 9 different prints for a totally different look. Thanks..

AnneT

Thank you so much for the great tut! To me as a visual learner, this was just what I needed. Love the pattern, and had to smile brightly b/c of this: "then cut in 1/2.. it only hurts for a minute!"
Can you read my mind? :-D
Thank you for showing and your efforts!

SassySewer53

Tippy, thank you for an excellent lesson on this block. I cannot wait to give it a try!

hawaiiquilter

I've thought about doing a D9p with four fabrics, but I'm not sure how to rotate them. I'm such a visual person.....does anyone have pictures of D9P using more than 3 fabrics (but not totally scrappy!) Thanks.

Barb