This is the EQ drawing of how I think the green D9P will turn out.
My squares were cut 6″. With the three borders, the quilt will finish at about 60″ x 76″.
This is the EQ drawing of how I think the green D9P will turn out.
My squares were cut 6″. With the three borders, the quilt will finish at about 60″ x 76″.
Jocelyn says
So did you just turn the block randomly??
Kari in UT says
Love it! Looks similar to a pattern that my niece used when I taught her how it quilt.
Barbara says
Last year I made a black and white Disappearing Nine Patch and loved it.
Today, while searching on the internet for more photos of DNP, I found this ‘DOUBLE Disappearing Nine Patch’.
I had not heard of it before, tho it is probably old news to quilters:
http://afewscraps.blogspot.com/2011/08/double-disappearing-nine-patch.html
Barbara
Shari in AZ says
I love it! Easy yet looks very interesting to the eye. Of course green is my favorite color. Keep it up. Wish I could make my EQ7 work as well as you do.
glen in Louisiana says
Way cool. I always avoid doing the simple blocks when they really do make stunning quilts.
glen
karylsquilts says
…. can we name it the green lizzard??
Vivian says
Love the quilt from the drawing.
Pat says
Green is my favorite color of fabric, so this quilt looks wonderful to me. I’m sure whoever gets it will treasure it.
Becky R says
I love this green disappearing 9 patch! I’m going to have to make one of these.
Carol says
Very nice. I wasn’t sure what an all green quilt would look like but I like it. “Green lizard” is cute name. And then there’s also “texas grasshopper”.