I like the disappearing nine patch also. I have done the disappearing four patch before, this one would be easier because you could turn it so not have to match seams.
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if you buy precuts then it will have the pinked edges but any material will fray and roll in this quilt patternHmmmm with the 5 inch square sewn onto the 10 inch square is it important the 5 inch square has pinked edges. It seems it is in order to fray the right way. At least it seems like that is what she referred to in the video. Anyone else hear that?
I liked the streak of lightning much better. And my baby is here. She was born on the 8th. She is precious![]()
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We haven't done any violets/purples. If we use different fabrics for the 8 edge pieces and then maybe a soft yellow for the center piece, that would give us lots of room to play and still have something grounded that will pull all the blocks together. So the purple range that will likely be florals so some greens and other colors will come into play.Lets do the disappearing 9 patch as demoed on you tube by the missouri star co. also posted in fenrosie's post and the number required will be 24, now what colors, blues?, violets,red , tan, blacks and whites,greys, oranges, greens, yellows, one color or two? what would everyone like to do,
I do like this idea I think it will make a very nice quilt, so I will set up the next swap and then post the link.We haven't done any violets/purples. If we use different fabrics for the 8 edge pieces and then maybe a soft yellow for the center piece, that would give us lots of room to play and still have something grounded that will pull all the blocks together. So the purple range that will likely be florals so some greens and other colors will come into play.
I'm not suggesting we start using layer cakes or jelly rolls, I am only using these block ideas for the ease of strip size and cuts,
now I have another brain wave, what about this suggestion in this tutorial, it is an I spy block, and I could get the background fabric, send it to our blockers and you just pay me back when you ship the blocks, that way we all have the same back ground, I'm not saying go out and buy a layer cake either, just fill your jar anyway you want to, we would have to decide on how many jars to make and what size, this could be for a future swap since it would take a few weeks to get the supplies to each of who sign up. anyway take a look at this clip and tell me what you think
Hello ladies! Trying to get caught up on all the news I've missed! Still using my nook to communicate. Can't wait to get a new laptop! Katsdar, just watched the video onthr I spy quilt! I loved it! My new grandson coming in March, would love this when he gets older ! I'm going to think on this and maybe make a crib size for him. Btw, your future dil looks beautiful!
http://quiltingtutorials.com/quilt-projects/adorable-spy-jar-quilt/