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Charm Pack Quilt Patterns
Create a quilt that combines two popular types of quilt blocks effortlessly when you piece together the Snowball Nine Patch Pattern. Scrappy and absolutely lovely, you are going to adore creating this cute quilt. Using 163 charm squares (or about 2 charm packs), this adorable idea would be a fantastic way to use up the leftovers from a handful of other charm pack patterns you have created. The final quilting pattern would fit a twin bed, but would be just as charming as a cuddly throw.
New Quilt Patterns
While you can never go wrong with trusty traditional nine patch patterns, there’s something magical about disappearing nine patch quilts.\u003cbr /\u003e \u003cbr /\u003e Disappearing nine patch patterns are actually much easier to make than their complicated appearance seems. While they do require a bit more work than a \u003ca href=\
Gone Quilt Hunting
Hello everyone! Well, last night was the first gathering of the Sew n’ Sews, and we had a blast!! Each month this year, my quilting peeps and I will get together and spend some time sewing up blocks that will be made into laps quilts and then donated to charity. January’s block was the disappearing nine-patch. Here’s a quick tutorial on the traditional disappearing nine-patch block and one variation, which I call, double trouble (because I have no idea what this block is really called!). I’ll post a tutorial on the second variation tomorrow. Please note, tutorials for these blocks are found in abundance on the web. Do a quick search for disappearing nine-patch and you will find oodles of them…just so you know. 🙂 Enjoy! Mary-Frances Traditional Disappearing nine-patch We started off with nine 5-inch squares to make our nine-patch block. Then we made two cuts, one vertical and one horizontal in the middle row. To determine how far in I had to cut, I measured the dark blue center square. It was 4.5 inches and half of that is 2.25 inches. Measuring 2.25 from the left seam brings me to the center of the block. Take two of the smaller squares that are opposite one another, and turn them 180 degrees, notice how the small dark blue squares are now at the outer edges of the block? All you have left to do is sew your blocks together and you have made your very own disappearing nine-patch! Disappearing nine-patch, Variation 1 (Double Trouble) Begin by making a traditional nine patch block. I used 5-inch squares for this block. Measure your center block. Mine is 4.5 inches. Half of that is 2.25 inches. I made two vertical cuts, one in each of the outer rows. I measured out 2.25 inches from the vertical seams. One side is cut, now turn your mat and make another cut on the other side of your block. After you are done cutting up your block, it should look like this. One central block, two smaller rectangular pieces above and below and two longer strips on each side. Now, you get to do this all over again (yippee!!), with a different block. Please note the placement of the darker coloured squares in this block (there are 5) versus the darker coloured squares in the previous block (there are 4). This will make a difference in your final blocks. Once you’ve finished cu
tting your second block, you will have something that looks like this. Now comes the fun part, really!! Take all the cut pieces from your first block and place them next to the center square of your second block, as above. Sew the shorter top and bottom pieces and press. Then add both sides, making sure the seams line up. There will be a little extra length on the final two side pieces. Once you’ve done sewing up your block, trim off the extra when squaring up. Reverse the process, adding the cut pieces from your second block to the center square from your first block. There you have it, your two Double Trouble disappearing nine-patch blocks.
1 a 4 or 9 patch and strip quilting
The easy-to-make nine-patch block is one of quilting’s workhorses, a fundamental block used in hundreds of different quilt patterns. Its grid of three squares arranged in three rows also makes for many interesting variations on
QUILT DISAPPEARING NINE PATCH
In this roundup, we have curated a list of some of the best disappearing 9 block patterns we could find that have great tutorials and are also free. All of these quilting patterns are a little bit …
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Learn how to make an easy 9 patch quilt block with this easy tutorial.
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This is what is on my craft table today. I have gathered some of my favorite red and Aqua fabrics, to join in the fun over at Jane’s blog …
