Happy to be part of Teresa Mairal Barreu of Sewn Up Patterns' book tour/ blog hop for her delightful new book Turnabout Patchwork After trying these techniques, you'll never look at a traditional block in the same way, ever again.
Please be sure to leave a comment below for a chance to win a copy of her new and creative book. And be sure to visit her blog and the others on the tour for more chances and to see the awesome projects and win prizes too!
Double Disappearing Nine Patch Block - Cross
I started with 2 1/2 inch strips instead of the recommended 5 inches so I'm the crazy tiny piecing person. Since this pattern is a variation on the Disappearing 9 Patch block, I started off making 9 Patches. It takes two 9 Patches to create one Cross block and one supporting block.
Here I was playing with the fun design options with this pattern. There are several different ways to arrange the Cross blocks and the background block.
Black and white and pink are my go-to happy colors and you can't go wrong with polka dots, hearts, and stars! Check out Teresa's new book and join in the fun!!! & Remember to leave a comment here for your chance to win a digital copy of Turnabout Patchwork from Martingale.
Hop on to see what other quilt designers have created starting with a simple nine patch block, slicing it and rearranging it into different blocks and layouts - February 8th and scroll down further for the full blog hop.
February 8 – Double Disappearing Nine-Patch
Cross
Sandra Starley blog: Textile Time Travels - you are here :)
Anjeanette Klinder blog: Anjeanette Klinder
Blog hop scheduleSandra Starley blog: Textile Time Travels - you are here :)
Anjeanette Klinder blog: Anjeanette Klinder
January 30 – Quarter Snow Ball
February 1 – Modern Shoofly
February 2 – Half Square Triangles (HSTs) and squares
February 4 – Striped Fabric Block
February 6 – Coordinated Strips
Knots and Crosses
Leanne Parsons blog: Devoted Quilter
GIVEAWAY
Would you like a copy of Turnabout Patchwork? Then leave a comment :) Martingale is giving away a digital copy to one of my readers. To enter, simply leave a comment on this post with your favorite quilt style, technique, or pattern (old or new).
Be sure to leave your email address so that I and Martingale can contact you, if you win. The giveaway closes at 11:59 Eastern on February 15, 2019.
--Giveaway closed-- Thank you for all the comments and visits.
Would you like a copy of Turnabout Patchwork? Then leave a comment :) Martingale is giving away a digital copy to one of my readers. To enter, simply leave a comment on this post with your favorite quilt style, technique, or pattern (old or new).
Be sure to leave your email address so that I and Martingale can contact you, if you win. The giveaway closes at 11:59 Eastern on February 15, 2019.
--Giveaway closed-- Thank you for all the comments and visits.
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Your blocks are stunning and I would be interested in the new book.
ReplyDeleteThis is such a cool technique--I made Four Season's of the Heart-one of Teresa's patterns. I'd love to make more!
ReplyDeleteEvery day I say this is the best one yet. can't wait to get my hands on this book
ReplyDeleteI really like HST - one of my favorite blocks is a Sho Fly block
ReplyDeleteI love your fabric choices. Great block.
ReplyDeleteGreat pattern change for a mini quilt. I like old fashioned log cabin quilt patterns. rozz01(at)cox(dot)net
ReplyDeleteYour fabric choices would be great for a Valentine's Day quilt for my granddaughter. Her color scheme is black, white, and pink.
ReplyDeleteWow that's a small block! This book looks like fun.
ReplyDeleteI like to try new techniques once in a while. Fabric manipulation and origami are high on my bucket list right now.
ReplyDeleteIt looks like an interesting book. You made some really cute blocks.
ReplyDeleteJust love these quilts that use the "disappearing 9-patch" with further slices!
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My favorite quilt style is modern and I love taking "old" blocks and turning them into something completely different...just like every quilt in this book!!
ReplyDeleteMy 'go to' pattern would be the disappearing nine patch but I never thought of cutting it in half diagonally. Great idea
ReplyDeleteYour tiny size looks fun, fun, fun.
ReplyDeleteperfect size for a mug rug, very cute.
ReplyDeleteWhen all else fails I turn to Granny Squares but I love your color choices for this one.Jmikebalou (at) aol (dot) com
ReplyDeleteI like flying geese, amazing what the modern quilters do with them.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite style quilt would be traditional pieced.
ReplyDeleteI like traditional style blocks with bright cheerful colors :)
ReplyDeleteI love traditional
ReplyDeleteMy favorites are the Feathered Star and Double Wedding Ring quilts.
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DeleteBeautiful blocks for the quilt. I do like all sorts of star blocks.
ReplyDeleteYou have the start of a great looking quilt. I like the idea of cutting up the 9 patch and rearranging, Its amazing how different the blocks look in the end. Thanks for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteFabulous blocks!
ReplyDeleteD9P is a GO TO Pattern for a quick finish. Love watching this Blog Hop! I'd Love this Book. Hi Sandra! pmcrowther@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteDon't really have favorites in the quilt world. Love to learn new techniques all the time.
ReplyDeleteAn interesting layout for another beautiful quilt. Love the versatility of this pattern.
ReplyDeleteMy favourite technique is machine piecing and I have made several Disappearing Nine Patch quilts but never a Double Disappearing Nine Patch. I am amazed at the how different the quilts are.
ReplyDeleteLove disappearing nine patches. So many variations.
ReplyDeleteI love it when a quilt looks harder to make than it really is. This book looks like it has a lot of great techniques to do that.
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