Saturday, February 22, 2014

split 9-patch

I joined in on Bonnie Hunter's split 9-patch project of 2013. It is made with 2 1/2 inch cut squares and half-square triangles. I used up many of my pre-cut squares, but there are many more in the bin.

The block finishes 6 inches. The border is 9-patches with just dark fabrics.
I love streak of lightning sets and it works well for this quilt.
Machine quilted by Suzette Fisher.

The back uses up large blue pieces, many with special meanings to me.


10 comments:

  1. I've been away from the blogs for a bit, and how nice to come back to your last 3 posts! I LOVE this Streak of Lightning split 9-patch. Awesome! And your Chinese Coins is gorgeous! Perfection! And Goodnight Irene is a wonderful punch of color! Well done!

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  2. What a beautiful scrappy quilt! I love it! :0)

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  3. Beautiful split 9-patch!

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  4. Love, love...just describing my feelings for your gorgeous quilt!! LOVE!!

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  5. I've been wanting to do a split 9-patch watching Bonnie. Your's is wonderful--and I bet it was fun too! Love love love scrappy. Such fun to work with.

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  6. The border turned out fantastic for the layout you've chosen on this scrappy one. VERY NICE !

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  7. It's even more beautiful, and inspiring, in person!

    Sharon

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  8. What an absolutely fabulous scrap quilt. Love that the back is scrappy also.

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  9. This split nine patch design is so beautiful,
    Did you send a photo to Bonnie's blog, I'm sure they would all love to see it.
    Susan Sheffield

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  10. This is really cool creativity with the quilt design. I really love your blog. You always come up with new ideas. In fact, I’ve seen something like that after a long time.

    Thanks!
    homemade embroidered patches
    homemade back patches

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