Next you need to try the disappearing 4 patch.

I have made many of them. Especially if I needed a quilt in a hurry. Different colors make them all look like different patterns.

You got distracted? LOLOL That's normal with me! Enjoy making the D9P, I know you'll have fun with all the layouts! The last 'disappearing' quilt I made was the D16P using the one our Sue made for a pattern. That was fun, too. I just love finding easy patterns that are new to me.

lol... I love these, too! so, who says that sewing is boring?????

Fun! I love DP9, and the DP16. There are so many variations once you get started. I think I will try using up some scraps when I get home and do some of the DP16s ... so many ideas - not enough time!

I look forward to seeing the final result. It's a fun quilt to make.

bkay

love it!! it sure turned out sweet!

Whoo Way to go girl. Have fun. That's what it's all about.

Very sweet. If I were your neighbor, I would love to get that quilt. A three month old baby is still a new-born in my book.

And it's colder now so it will keep baby warm. It's so pretty, I'm sure your neighbour will love it!

Very pretty. I'm sure your neighbor would love it and use it.

All of tall of them are very pretty. This can be quite addictive :-)

very cute...i agree with others, your neighbor would appreciate it for her new addition.

That's adorable! Anyone would love that quilt.

Hi All,

Thanks for your kind words & lovely support. I'm on the fence a bit.

Here's some fresh pix in outdoor light & this wknd's fresh snow.

I haven't washed it yet, wonder how pouffy it'll get.

Yes Vasu, they're very addictive.

I have to stop work on the Blue Green one to work on an entry for my Guild's Quilt Show in April. Excited to get back to that -- holding myself back ...

I'm on the fence w/ this over technical issues (which I partly (rationally) understand few care about other than me).

Like the fact that 3 out of 4 corner units are Blue, but the 4th is Green.

Like the interior block's Green is different that the rest.

AND last, the backing fabric isn't plain weave; it's a sateen & it snags a bit. It has a slight discoloration which I only saw AFTER I'd sandwiched the thing (backing fabric might have been from scrap table of donations), but it doesn't seem to show in the pic.

So, some issues here. I'm realizing I should wash it & see how it fairs, then I'll decide.

The quilt looks great! I think the colors work well together. Good job!

Fun quilts.

Thanks for encouraging me to give it to them, I gave it to them this evening. The young Mom looked pretty pleased, the young Dad, my helpful neighbor positively beamed at me, a radiant smile I'll remember for a long time, commenting that he could see there was a lot of work involved.

My Guild colleagues were in agreement w/ you for me to to give it to them. A senior fellow quilter told me if I made it w/ love, then give it to them; he sure was right. So I did & I feel great about it.

Only down side is the pink backing bled pink on some of my white undies, ... sigh ;>) I washed & dried it a 2nd time, it still bled a bit. Guess I should buy & keep some color catchers for emergencies. I've never used them, but sure wished I had them today.

Such a feeling of accomplishment to send another quilt out into the Universe, especially for a baby!

Karen - so glad you gave it to them. They appreciate your kindness and efforts for them. Also - go ahead and get the color catchers and rewash your undies - should take out the pink!