I set my timer for 1 1/2 hours and sat down to sew with no interruptions. This is the results of the #5 design that my blogger friends chose for me. My Disappearing 9-Patch. From a 4inch 9-Patch to this wonderful 28 1/2 X 36 inch little quilt. It's small enough for a table cover or wall-hanging. Maybe I'll add a border or two..............later.....LOL
Sunrise at Ravelly's
Sep 8, 2008
Drumroll, Please
I set my timer for 1 1/2 hours and sat down to sew with no interruptions. This is the results of the #5 design that my blogger friends chose for me. My Disappearing 9-Patch. From a 4inch 9-Patch to this wonderful 28 1/2 X 36 inch little quilt. It's small enough for a table cover or wall-hanging. Maybe I'll add a border or two..............later.....LOL
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9 comments:
A four inch 9 patch??!! That is tiny! Then you cut it, twisted and resewed it?! Way to go! It really does look nice. It appears larger than you said it was. Tiny block, large impact! Impressive.
Love it! You did a good job, but I think it needs a border!!! maybe flying geese?????? (inside joke)
PLEASE don't hit me the next time you see me = LOL!
I love how it turned out, it looks different from any other that I've seen.
I'm amazed at how many different configurations you can get from one type of patch! Good on you! It looks great!! Better get back to my ironing!!
Really does look nice. I just cannot imagine such a tiny block! Great job.
Excellent!! Just perfect to have something accomplish that is soo pretty!
BEAUTIFUL!
I'm going to try that style one day!
Looks great! Inspirational...now I know I need to go and finish my 4 patches! Thanks.
lovely, lovely! you are reminding me that I should lock myself up in my room and just sew without interruption!
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