Let’s make a Disappearing 9 patch tutorial with a little different look. The finished size is a 12-inch mini quilt.
Mini Disappearing 9 patch tutorial
Grab some fun fabrics, I had some leftover Amelia by Me and My Sister from the Worldly Lil Twister quilt that I made last fall.
I received the beautiful fabrics from Vicki and Judy at Quilting Lodge and guess what? Next Monday I am going to have another giveaway sponsored by them!
I started out making 4 – 9 patch blocks out of 2.5 inch squares. Looking at the photos you can see I used 4 of the blue prints, 4 of the tone on tone prints and 1 pink center.
Cut the block down the center. It should measure 1 inch from the seam.
Now turn and cut down the center again.
Rotate the blocks as shown and sew together.
You will have 4 Disappearing 9 patch blocks.
Arrange as shown.
Cut strips of the tone on tone 1.25 inches wide by the length of your block (I usually just cut a strip the width of my fabric).
Join 2 blocks together and then repeat for the other 2 blocks.
Sew one more strip along one side then sew the other section to it.
Here is the back of your completed block.
I did a small stipple loop quilting in the background areas. I didn’t have enough of the Amelia line of fabrics for the binding but….I had just bought some new fabrics from Me and My Sister and the color coordinated perfectly!
I have one center pink block that is a tad bit too big, oops…but when it’s up on the wall it isn’t noticeable.
This is a simple D9P or Disappearing 9 Patch but I thought it would be fun to show it using the same fabrics in each block and then combining 4 blocks.
You can see it up on my wall……..Builder Bob is installing another light in my room, love that guy!
Mini Disappearing 9 patch tutorial
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Lori Stokes Wright
Oh, this is amazing! I'm not a quilter but I really enjoyed your post. I found you at Crafty, Scrapy, Happy Me.
VickiT
Super cute Connie. It's funny how differently the Disappearing 9 patch can look with each one you see. What's really funny is in looking at this one on the wall those little pink squares almost look like they formed somewhat of a circular type design from a distance. It could be the angle too but that's the first thing I noticed. I love Amelia fabrics and I also noticed how the Me and My Sister fabric lines seem to play nice with each other. I love that actually with their fabrics plus the great colors they use.
VickiT
Super cute Connie. It's funny how differently the Disappearing 9 patch can look with each one you see. What's really funny is in looking at this one on the wall those little pink squares almost look like they formed somewhat of a circular type design from a distance. It could be the angle too but that's the first thing I noticed. I love Amelia fabrics and I also noticed how the Me and My Sister fabric lines seem to play nice with each other. I love that actually with their fabrics plus the great colors they use.
quilt happy
thats what so amazing about 9 patch is they look so different
Margaret
Connie….trying to email you to ask you a question about your "mini" quilts! Please email me at
mclarkcmc@yahoo.com
adayintheworldaroundme.blogspot.com
Elly D
This is so cute Connie 🙂 Thank you for the tutorial!! I love how you do your FMQ… that's about the only way I know how to do it. I looks wonderful on the back around the blocks.
hugs
Elly
╰☆╮ Barb ╰☆╮
I love your choice of quilting to include only the solid color so it makes the other squares pop!
vtquilter
Very cute and a great tutorial. I just love you wall with all the little quilts. It's like a mini quilt show just looking at it!
Sheila
Since I have never done a D9p , no I would not recognize it but I sure omlike it , thanks for the great tutorial .
Leah
I like it with the extra sashing…
My daughter is making a dp9 right now… she`s got 4 blocks nearly ready (just need to stitch the 2 halves together). Then she`ll has 5 more blocks to go
Sharon
Very cute! No I did not recognize it at first but really love it. I have never made one and will put it on the to do list…..Thanks for the tutorial. Also thank you for the gander at your display wall…Lots of love on that wall….Have a great day.
Maria Rosalia
Good morning…
Love this patch…
Thanks for tutorial
Have a nice day
Maria Rosalia
Izzy
Cute mini and great tutorial! I just purchased some Amelia fat quarters so I might actually try this. Thank you!
barefootT
adorable little DP9 🙂 found you from TNT @ Happy quilting.
Sheila
Don't you just love the Amelia fabric line. And I just love how versatile the D9P seems to be 🙂
Nice Tutorial!
shez
Connie it looks fantastic,well done.xx
Sunni @ Love Affair with my Brother
I recognized it as a disappearing nine patch. Those blocks are so versatile!
Melissa @ Happy Quilting
Love Disappearing 9 Patch. Can't get enough of it 🙂
Pat
Great tutorial. Love the quilting.
Michele
Cute mini. I love D9P. I recently finished a pink baby quilt using that block.
Angie
I wouldn't know it's a Disappearing 9-patch. It's cute as it can be and I want to make one too. 🙂
The Nifty Stitcher
So cute Connie – love it!
Sarah
I did recognize the D9P pattern but had never considered this setting. Very clever!
Diane Wild
This looks like it could turn into a doll quilt. I have to try it. Thank you.
Quilting Lodge
Love it! The D9P is such a fun block! Good use of the leftover Amelia too!
Vicki @ Quilting Lodge
Linda
I would never have pegged this as a disappearing nine patch! Thanks for the tutorial!
Denise :)
Darling little topper — perfect for my wicker table! I'm going to have to give this pattern a try VERY soon! Thanks for sharing, Connie! 🙂
Apple Avenue Quilts
Very cute little quilt and a wonderful tutorial. I think I'm going to have to try this one!
Connie
O how sweet it is! Love it!
Margaret
How cute is that……darn cute, and yes I will be linking it to my blog…..love it and will be making one!
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Mrs.Pickles
very cute I am going to have to pin this for sure
iluvmybugs
Yet another adorable mini to add to my 'must do' list Connie!!! I've never done a D9P but it looks like fun. TFS
~Terry~
Barbara
What a cute quilt!
Marianne, aka Ranger Anna
Would you do me a favor and stop posting such great stuff? Now I'm gunna have to try this one! Might be my new fav, and I love the colors you picked.
Did I miss a post on how you're keeping stuff up on your design wall? Did you cover a whole wall with flannel or something? Looks way cool, however you did it.
Melissa @ Sew BitterSweet Designs
Adorable! I wouldn't have known it was a disappearing 9 patch unless I spent sometime staring at it really trying to figure out what it was. Very cute!
SeeingStars
Cute wallhanging and very nice tutorial. I would recognize it as a D9P, but I made a child's quilt using very similar colors. No sashing in the one I made.
Vroomans' Quilts
The fabrics make this pop. I love your wall of minis – how inspiring.
West Michigan Quilter
That is so cute. I love making mini quilts. Looks adorable on your wall. Wish I had a Builder Bob. ;o)
Needled Mom
Very cute. I really like that Amelia fabric line. I did recognize it as a D9P, but love the sashing.