Hey, I'm trying to locate for a friend... the 9 patch pattern that you cut up again and sew back together.
I think we discussed it here and someone had a photo of one they had made.
don't care if the pattern isn't free.
If this rings a bell and you have slashed up a 9 patch, I'd love to hear from you.
Tricia
magic 9 patch is just a straight one. stack and slash has skewed cuts (slashed). i've lost all my links when puter crashed back mid june, sorry. will go look for it now tho, hang on a few, unless u find it in the meantime. most anything can be found online for free somewhere, just gotta google the right words, lol. cheers, jeanne
The one I know of is called Rusty's block - you make one really large 9 patch and make several cuts before recombining. Very easy.....just have to search a bit more for the pattern. My friend has it....I will try to get it from her if you want....not a problem....I'm seeing her tomorrow.
Laurie G.
Disappearing Nine-Patch? Like the one in the lower left corner of the pamphlet cover?
A&T wrote:
wow! you're good!!!
I'll see if either of these is what she wanted.
Thanks so much.
Tricia
Here's one I did.
I just posted the link to the directions you have on your webshots page. :-)
Yes!!!!!! This is the one that I remembered. I'll be passing all of this on to Charlene.
thank you.
Tricia
There is a whole book of them.... Slice 'em and Dice 'em. Author is Nancy(?) Bresnan Daniel(s) I believe. It is around here somewhere.
Pati, in Phx who has taught that quilt using the book.
A&T wrote:
She re-wrote the patterns, and added new samples that are better in the book out more recently.... Slice 'em and Dice 'em.
Pati, > Disappearing Nine-Patch? Like the one in the lower left corner of the > pamphlet cover?
Thanks, Patti. I'll look for the newer book. I have the old one.
Reno's temperatures aren't as bad as yours (we're only in the low
100's), but I'm still tired of air conditioning. Even at 5:00 AM it's already 79 degrees. I had been enjoying some early morning coffee and reading sessions out on the porch. But this is better than the 6 hours without power the other night. I slept through most of that.Kay Ahr in NV
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Pati Cook wrote: She re-wrote the patterns, and added new samples that are better in the book out more recently.... Slice 'em and Dice 'em.
Pati, in Phx (I was close on the name in my first answer. not bad after a day with a high of 116=B0, down from yesterday's 118=B0)
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Kay Ahr wrote:
Disappearing Nine-Patch? Like the one in the lower left corner of the pamphlet cover?
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