This is on a design wall that doesn't have terrific lighting so it's not totally accurate but close. I had some of the cutting already done and just had to create more 9 patches in some of the combinations. The darkest fabric wasn't cut so I did that and had 3/4" left over. There are 2 more rounds after the dark one or I may stop at the next round, I'm not sure at this point. By the time I get the dark round on it will totally fill a double design wall so I will have pieces laying on the floor to see how the 7th round looks. In this post I showed all of the fabrics and the last 2 rounds would be the fabrics on the left.
Your were right, the black makes the pattern more obvious. I made my B9P in rounds, too. And stitched the rows before I went to the next row. So much more logical (to me, anyway) than making all the pieces first and then laying them out. Made around 2002, it's still my favorite quilt that we sleep under every winter night.
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A B9P is on my bucket list. This is just lovely. I think my book / instruction has 3 blocks in the center? What are your estimated finished dimensions? Thank you for sharing
What a lovely pattern. I like the colour grading through the 9-patches; a great idea.
ReplyDeleteYour were right, the black makes the pattern more obvious. I made my B9P in rounds, too. And stitched the rows before I went to the next row. So much more logical (to me, anyway) than making all the pieces first and then laying them out. Made around 2002, it's still my favorite quilt that we sleep under every winter night.
ReplyDeleteBoy this is spectacular, Wanda! Just love that filigree effect around
ReplyDeletethose last two rounds...beautiful work ;))) hugs, Julierose
Beautiful. Such a different feeling created by these prints. Love it!
ReplyDeleteThis one is already stunning and you aren't even out to the final rings yet!
ReplyDeleteJust gorgeous! I looked back at the other ones. I did buy the book you recommended. Love the florals.
ReplyDeleteThis is my color palette wow! Beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful palette!
ReplyDeleteYour fabrics are like jewels, this has to be a fun piece to work on. Looking forward to watching it grow.
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Did you know there is a 12 word sentence you can communicate to your crush... that will induce intense feelings of love and instinctual attraction to you buried within his chest?
ReplyDeleteBecause hidden in these 12 words is a "secret signal" that triggers a man's impulse to love, idolize and guard you with his entire heart...
12 Words Will Fuel A Man's Love Response
This impulse is so built-in to a man's genetics that it will drive him to work better than ever before to build your relationship stronger.
As a matter of fact, triggering this mighty impulse is so essential to having the best possible relationship with your man that the instance you send your man one of these "Secret Signals"...
...You will immediately notice him expose his soul and heart for you in such a way he never expressed before and he will recognize you as the only woman in the world who has ever truly understood him.
A B9P is on my bucket list. This is just lovely. I think my book / instruction has 3 blocks in the center? What are your estimated finished dimensions? Thank you for sharing
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