Sunday, February 14, 2016

Nifty Nines Quilt-Along - The Simplest Quilt Ever!

Hi, all!

Welcome to Week Three of the Nifty Nines Quilt-Along!  I hope you've been following along, but if this is your first visit, here's a recap of the previous two weeks...



Lattice Play was our first week's quilt...


Followed by Time For Chevrons!

Both quilts feature nine-patch blocks, as does this week's quilt - but this week's quilt is probably one of the fastest, simplest quilts you'll ever make!  


I think I'll call this one the 
Easy Peasy Giant Disappearing Nine-Patch Quilt!

Now, if you're unfamiliar with a disappearing nine-patch block (also known as a D9P), it's really simple.  First you make a basic nine-patch block, and then you cut it up and sew it back together in a different pattern.  It's a great way to make a simple quilt that looks a lot more complicated than it is!  


The quilt top in this picture literally took two and a half hours, from picking out the fabric squares to hanging it on the line for pictures!

There are lots of different designs for D9P blocks, but this quilt is made with one of the most basic designs, just really large.  Here's the tutorial for this quilt!  

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Nifty Nines Quilt-Along
Easy-Peasy Giant Disappearing Nine-Patch

Size:  approximately 57” x 71”
All seams are 1/4”

Fabric Requirements:

45 10” x 10” squares.  

This is a great pattern to use a layer cake (just add 3 coordinating fabric squares to make up the full 45 squares) or to showcase beautiful large-print fabrics.

Block Construction:

For each oversized nine-patch block, select nine 10” print squares.  On a flat surface, arrange the squares into three rows of three squares, with any fabrics that you want to be dominant in the quilt in the four corners of your block, as those fabrics will remain uncut at the cutting stage.

To piece the block, first sew the squares into three rows.  Press the seams to one side, pressing in the opposite direction for the center row.  Sew the three rows together to create your 9-patch blocks.  Press these seams toward the center, then press the block and set it aside.  Repeat the process, making a total of five blocks.

Cut the blocks into quarters by cutting in half from top to bottom, then side to side.  (Because of the large size of the blocks, it’s easiest to find the center by measuring the center row of blocks, dividing by two and cutting that far from the side seam of the middle row.  If you have sewn an accurate 1/4” seam, that measurement should be 4.75”.)

Arrange your new, smaller blocks into five rows of four blocks apiece.  

Sew the rows, pressing the seams in opposite directions.  Then sew the rows together, nesting the seams for matching corners.   Press the entire quilt top.

Voila!  You’re done!!

Credits:  Original pattern by Vivika Hansen Denegre; featured in Modern Patchwork 2012

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I hope you enjoy this pattern as much as I do - it's great for pulling a quilt together quickly, and looks wonderful in batiks or large-scale prints. I'm also contemplating making several using some old-fashioned floral fabrics we have in the ministry stash - I think they'll blend well together!  Please share any quilts you make using this pattern or any of the Nifty Nines in the Flickr group!  And if you'd like a PDF of the pattern mailed to you, leave your email address in a comment below and I'll send it to you!

Are you getting inspired and motivated for the Hands2Help Challenge?  It's only a month away!! I do hope you'll join in the fun as we make quilt-y hugs for people in need....

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And as I sat writing this post, my lovely eldest granddaughter was sitting beside me.  She looked at my blog and wistfully said, "I used to be on your blog all the time."  Realizing she was right, and she hadn't been on there in a while, I snapped this picture so she could be on my blog once again!


She sure has changed since her first appearance on my blog, back in January of 2010...



(And isn't my daughter just gorgeous?)

See you next week for the fourth Nifty Nines quilt!!

Hugs!

Sarah

221 comments:

  1. I like that D9P and haven't seen it done in such big blocks before. Nicely done.

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  2. Great way to use up a layer cake. Thanks for the inspiration!

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  3. The D9P looks great! Your daughter and granddaughter are so pretty.

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  4. tell your granddaughter is so pretty and makes a delightful blog cover girl

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  5. Sarah, that large D9P is a life-saver for when you know you need a quilt in a hurry. Thank you for sharing. It is lovely. Your darling granddaughter is a cutie :-)
    http://sewpreetiquilts.blogspot.com

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  6. Both your daughter and granddaughter are gorgeous, must be good genes :) Your disappearing 9 patch is one of my favorites, the fabric is used is so pretty.

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  7. Wow! Love this idea! Especially for those fabrics that are just too hard to cut small.
    It's great seeing all 3 designs you have been showcasing. I'm definitely making the chevron and D9P but that lattice one is now calling my name too.
    Thank you for all the inspiration and instructions.
    Happy Valentine's Day to you and all your sweet ones.

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  8. All your 9-patch quilts are beautiful, Sarah! Love the D9P in those colors. Been wondering what to do with some of the batiks in the stash and this is a great idea. Thanks for the tutorial!

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  9. PS - Lilli is growing up so fast! Such a beautiful little girl!

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  10. Great quilt. I needed a new pattern for Quilts of Valor, on Tuesday. I have lots of patriotic fabrics, just waiting to be used. Thanks.

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  11. Yes, they are BOTH gorgeous!

    And how smart! Somehow I just never thought of using 10" blocks for a D9P. Thanks for the inspiration.

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  12. I really like this week's quilt. Simple but doesn't look simple. Does that make sense?

    Cute young lady, nice to see her on the blog.

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  13. I like it! I'm thinking holiday prints. Thanks for sharing.

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  14. Your daughter and granddaughter are indeed beautiful. And so is this quilt . . . I love the colors and prints you chose. Yes please send a pdf to:
    kakingsbury at verizon dot net
    Thank you! And in case I didn't say thank you for the other pdfs . . . thank you!

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  15. You just reminded me how much I like a disappearing nine patch! Both you DGD and DD are beautiful . Hugs,

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  16. I really like the Easy Peasey Giant D9P quilt. Can you please send me the pdf? cknapp3626(at)sbcglobal(dot)net. Thanks!

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  17. please send me the PDF - thank you so much! cakilliany at hotmail.com

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  18. I have never done a disappearing nine patch. All three are amazing and I would like a PDF and I will try it out. Thanks so much.

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  19. Although the new quilt top is beautiful, I would rather see a picture of the Princess any day.

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  20. Great fast quilt. Gotta love the D9P! So glad you shared the photo of your granddaughter. They grow up so fast!

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  21. I think I actually like the D9P in the larger 10" blocks than the smaller ones! Beautiful colors! Thank you for the tutorial!

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  22. Thanks for the inspiration. I'm a volunteer for Project Linus and make kits; I would love to have the PDF. Thanks! pam.pelly633@gmail.com

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  23. Please send me a pdf, and thank you. I have a lot of large squares to use up and this will help.

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  24. This is one disappearing 9-patch that I like. The pink just makes it pop. Please send me a PDF copy. Thanks. senstrings@yahoo.com

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  25. This is a great way to use a layer cake (something I have some trouble using). I'd love to have a PDF of this pattern. Bschnellenberger@gmail.com

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  26. Please send me a copy of this quit it will be so helpful when a disaster strikes and we need to make quilts fast thankyou for sharing love the series so far
    possumproductions@yahoo.com.au
    thankyou

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  27. Your daughter is beautiful. This easy peasy 9 patch looks like a perfect pattern for some coordinating floral fabric I recently acquired. Please send me the pdf file. evaec2011@gmail.com /thank you.

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  28. Love your easy peasy pattern, Please send me to my email. Mommatomboy@gmail.com

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  29. This is wonderful, especially for a super-beginner like me! I want to make a comfy quilt for my mother for her birthday, and this is perfect. Please email me a PDF of the pattern: sglass@sagharborschools.org. Thank you!!

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  30. Would you please send me a pdf of the D9P? I cant wait to make it.
    Thank you!
    bensonjeannette@gmail.com

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  31. I would love the pattern, please.
    Peddlermom@hotmail.com

    Thanks!

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  32. Love the D9P please send pattern.
    sondelisey@hotmail.com

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  33. Would love this pattern. I have some 10” squares that would be perfect for it. Lorilemmers@cox.net

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  34. Would love the pdf (sandraroybalmaes2@msn.com). Thank you!

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  35. I would like a pdf pattern for the Easy Peasy Giant Disappearing Nine-Patch Quilt!
    roberta.barry@gmail.com

    Thanks!

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  36. Only just found you, new to quilting and this looks like fun to make. Could I please have a PDF copy sent to me? Many thanks. Marion Ahmedzai,
    m.ahmedzai@btopenworld.com

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  37. Please send PDF mom5rn@gmail.com and thank you very much.

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  38. Cannot find PDF download in the email you sent me. It wouldn't go straight to my files would it?

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  39. Love the disappearing nine patch. Please email pdf.
    Thanks

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  40. Toni, you are a no-reply blogger. Please email me directly at salliesue57 (at) gmail (dot) com, or leave a comment here with your email address!

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  41. I'd love to have a copy of the pattern emailed to me at: poolgirl415@embarqmail.com Can't wait to start this project! Thanks, Deb M

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  42. Could you please email me the pdf pattern ? Love this pattern! lally.shankar@gmail.com
    Thank you

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  43. I'm just starting to quilt and this looks as though it would be a fairly easy first quilt. Please send me the pdf. Thank you so much. dljgambler@gmail.com

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  44. Hello
    Just came across this. Quilts look fun and easy. Could I please have a PDF Copy? Thank You
    Linda B lkbiese2@aol.com

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  45. Love easy least quilt and your beautiful girls. Please send PDF to my email
    --6shine2and1@centurylink.net. carolyn

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  46. Beautiful. Please send me a PDF version to barb.harvey0492@gmail.com. Thanks heaps. Cheers

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  47. Great Looking quilt. Would love the PDF version.
    billanbree@gmail.com. Thank you.

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  48. I'm very interested in making my first quilt and this one looks like it would be interesting & easy. Would you send me the PDF copy, please? barbhebert@gmail.com Thanks so much in advance for the pattern & inspiration!

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  49. The Easy-Peasy Giant Disappearing Nine-Patch looks like just the quilt for my first foray into the quilting craft. Could I please have the PDF pattern? h.beechey@live.com.au Thanks.

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  50. would love this pattern...
    Katwaller60@gmail.com
    Thank you

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  52. Me parece hermoso, me estoy iniciando en patchwork y este patron seria un buen inicio. Gracias por compartir

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  53. Mi correo, datosjmah2656@gmail.com para el pdf

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  54. I have quite a few quilts to make with this great pattern...one for a 3 year old great nephew who loves anything fire engine related! Please send a PDF to: rosiesils@charter.net THANKS!

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  55. Easy Peasy Giant Disappearing Nine-Patch Quilt!
    Good morning! I would love to have this quilt pattern emailed to me. I just made my first quilt and want to try another. This looks like it would be perfect. Beautiful design!
    sjj@comcast.net

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  56. I'd like the pdf of the Easy Peasy.
    wendywest@rogers.com

    Thanks

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  57. Love the look of the D9P quilt. I think my daughter would love it! Can you send me The Easy Peasy pdf?

    susanlazareck@gmail.com

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  58. Can you please send me The Easy Peasy pdf? It will make a great project for helping our granddaughter begin to piece quilts. And we can adapt it for Project Linus quilts!! Thanks so much

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  59. I would like to have thr pdf from this quilt. I love the pattern.

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  60. love the easy peasy pattern. I would love to have the pdf form of this pattern. thank you

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  61. I'd love this sent to my Email Kimberleymaggard@yahoo.com It's such a beautiful quilt,Great colors

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  62. I love this pattern. The colors you chose are beautiful. I would like to have this pattern. Please send to mnanner@tds.net. Thank you.

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  63. I love this pattern. Please send the pattern to jwags1101@gmail.com

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  64. Thank you for sending the pattern. Address is Zhack1239@gmail.com. Linda

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  65. Sharon Wilson

    I would love the pattern for Easy Peasy Giant Disappearing Nine-Patch Quilt! Have someone I would love to make this for.

    Please send to quiltingbydesign55@gmail.com

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  66. Please send the pdf. Also, how many different fabrics did you use for this quilt? Neelys5 (at) gmail (dot) com.
    Thanks.

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  67. Hi, this is my first visit to your site. I would appreciate greatly a pdf. of your D9P for 10" squares. I tend to sew when I grieve, and I have lost my Mother, my Aunt, my Uncle, a cousin and my best 4 legged grandchild (all within a nine month time frame). So I have some serious time with my sewing room and favorite Christian radio station! My email is sancen@aol.com Thanking you in advance. Sandy K.

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  68. Please send me the pdf for your pattern. Love it. Vickiecalling@yahoo.com

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  69. Would you please send me the PDF.

    Thank You Pat Finke kc6acl@hotmail.com

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  70. Please send me the PDF.

    Thanks, healthzar@gmail.com

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  71. Please send me the PDF.

    Thanks
    vera.gelder@gmail.com

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  72. Could I please get the PDFs from you thanks so much!

    Thanks
    Kjgrain@gmail.com

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  73. Love the fabric choices you made. If you would, I would love to have a copy of the Easy Peasy Disapearing (-Patch Pattern. E-mail is d.brailey@aol.com Thanks so much.

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  74. Love the Nifty Nines Quilt. Could you please email me the PDF. Thanks so very much. E-mail is angelslanding2004@yahoo.com

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  75. Please send me the PDF of the Nifty Nines quilt.

    quiltwithoutguilt@msn.com Thanks! I really enjoy your blog.

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  76. Love your tutorials and quilts. If you are still sending out the PDF for the Giant Easy Peasy Disappearing Nine Patch I would love to have one to share for charity quilting. Thank you! scharlesworth@owoh.rr.com

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    1. I'd love to send this to you, but I don't think the email address you provided is correct. Shall we try again?

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  77. Love it! Could you please send the PDF for the Giant Easy Peasy D9P?

    mustangellen@hotmail.com

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  78. LOVE your blog and I would love the PDF file for this pattern. mcdaniells@ornl.gov
    Thank you!

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  79. Would love to try this beautiful quilt. Could you please send the PDF for the Giant Easy Peasy D9P? ladbugs355@aol.com

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  80. Hi Sarah,
    What a fun quilt and you can take it in so many directions! I would love a PDF for the Giant Easy Peasy D9P if possible.
    loriramseier@yahoo.com

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  81. Please send me a copy of the PDF for the giant easy least d9p to joyverrier63@gmail.com

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  82. Would love a pdf of the d9p I am just begining and think I just might be able to do this.
    Thank you

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  83. Would you please send a pdf of the d9p? Your pictures look so beautiful and I have just the layer cake to use this on. arnoldoo@frontier.com Thank you!

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  84. Please send me a copy of PDF the giant Easy Peasy d9p. Your colors are so appealing. Thank you

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  85. The quilt is beautiful but I am a visual person and need to see pictures...

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  86. I love this guilt. Please send me the PDF

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  87. What a great find this us. I'm fairly new to quilting and I've been doing baby cot and lap quilts. I recently did a nine patch madness quilt which was a long job. This block using such large squares would be great. Its tricky getting hold of the layer cakes you talk if here in rural UK. I end up having to cut fabric but cutting ten inch squares will be quicker. I would like to receive the block on a pdf please.

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  88. Great pattern love there 10"squares
    Would love the pattern please.

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  89. Just viewing now and I love the quilt. Can I still get the pdf pattern please? Thank you.

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  90. Please send me the PDF of the Easy Peasey Giant D9P quilt to joyverrier63@gmail.com

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  91. Please send me a PDF copy of the Easy Peasey Giant Disappearing Nine Patch Quilt. Thank you

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  92. Please send me a copy of the Easy Peasey Nine Patch Quilt
    Thank you

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  93. I would love the PDF of the Easy Peasey Nine Patch. Thanks.

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  94. I would love to get a copy of the Easy Peasey Nine Patch. Thanks!
    halfpint50plus@yahoo.com

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  95. Could you please send the pdf . I think this going to be my very first quilt !

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  96. My first time to visit your blog and what a lovely blog it is. I'm new to quilting (Never quilted before) and this pattern appeals to me greatly. Could you please send a copy to me at kaysews@me.com
    Thanks so much!!!

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  97. Hola. Me encantó tu acolchado y me gustaría confeccionar uno para mí. Podrías mandarme las instrucciones en PDF por favor? bronsteinliliana@gmail.com Muchas gracias y saludos desde Buenos Aires, Argentina

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  98. Please send me a PDF of the Easy Peasy 9 patch quilt. I really like your quilt using this pattern.

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  99. They are both beautiful and quilt so pretty and easy. old eyes do not do wo well with small pieces. Thank you.

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  100. PDF please of the directions.
    glstover@me.com

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  101. Please send pdf. Thanks so much. Jrobi116@aol.com

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  102. I would love a PDF. The quilts are gorgeous! I am just learning how to sew and think it will be a perfect project! Thanks. pentanight@gmail.com

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  103. I would love to have the PDF of the D9P please.I am into that size right now.

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    1. Charlotte, I would love to send it to you, but you need to share your email address. Feel free to send it to me directly at salliesue57 (at) gmail (dot) com if you prefer.

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  104. The easy Peary pattern is perfect for my new 10” sq fabrics. Exciting! If it isn’t too late since your blog post, please send me a pdf pattern. Happy to find you! Sandy

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  105. Uncertain if my message above shows my email:
    Percytutu@gmail.com. Thanks again, Sandy Percy

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  106. Could I please have the pdf thanks so much countrycandlebath@hotmail.com

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  107. I would like to receive the pdf for Nifty Nines Quilt-Along
    Easy-Peasy Giant Disappearing Nine-Patch

    Thank you so, so much.
    Teresa

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    1. Teresa, I will gladly send it to you if you will email me directly at salliesue57 (at) gmail (dot) com! You come through to my email as a no-reply blogger, so I have no email address for you.

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  108. logdin@skybest.com
    Love Easy Peasy. Just did one. Notice you made the center square an accent that works nicely. I left the blocks in place and merely turned them like you did - every other block 180 degrees. Please send directions for next EP adventure. Have something in mind. Thank you & great job.

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  109. Hi just found your site & LOVE it! Could you please send me the PDF for the easy-peasy 9 patch? Thank you so much. labazille@hotmail.com

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  110. I saw your note regarding donating scraps to you for making quilts--please give me an address and you will be the next person on my list--I have over 2000 yards of material and just not enough time left in this life to complete them all --so we are looking for places to donate it to--my e-mail is: bears0@cox.net
    My name is Norma

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  111. Please send me the pdf of the disappearing nine patch. Send to: menienhuis@yahoo.com Thank you!

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  112. Please send me the pdf for easy peas giant disappearing nine patch.
    bvlangseth55@gmail.com
    Thank you
    Bette

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  113. Please send me the PDF. I would like to make this one. janice.eddy23@gmail.com

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  114. lucillestcyr8126@gmail.com
    Thank you for your PDF pattern, excited to start making it and to share a picture with you.

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  115. This is a quick and beautiful quilt. I’d love the pattern. Thanks for all the time and energies you’ve put in. Take Care!
    Melleo1976@gmail.com

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    1. I would love a copy of the easy peasy disappearing nine patch.
      Thanks

      Marinasea56@hotmail.com

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  116. Love this quilt! Please send me the PDF for it.

    Thanks!!

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  117. This D9P quilt is beautiful. Would you please send pattern/instructions to my email? I have lots of batiks and I think this is a perfect quilt for them. Thank you.
    Annette
    anet.brks@gmail.com.0

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  118. I haven't made any quilt's yet but this seems like the easist one to try first. It's lovely. Please send me this pattern. My e mail address is dteacherl49@gmail.com

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  119. I would dearly love to do this quilt. Seems too easy to be true. It's beautiful and I'm excited about this and I have just the fabric. Please send me the PDF file. My email is maddogtoo@aol.com. Thank you
    Carol

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  120. I really like this one. Please send me a pdf to lorigphillips@sbcglobal.net

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  121. Beautiful design! Can you send me the PDF?
    Jodieleach2@aol.com

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  122. Been looking for simple easy quilt to make. Believe I have found it. Thanks!
    Please send me PDF.
    And again thank you so much!!
    laburpo@gmail.com

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  123. I love the look of this quilt. Please send the pdf to margysewingpatch@hotmail.com
    Thank you so much!

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  124. I like this so much but I have a question. I'm a beginner. Could I take this pattern and make it out of 5X5 squares instead??

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    1. You can, but it takes a lot more squares! The reason it's such a quick and easy quilt is because you only have to make five nine-patch blocks to get your building blocks for the quilt.

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  125. Love this pattern! Would you please send a PDF pattern to: rsinzer37@yahoo.com. Thanks so much!!

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  126. Please send me a PDF of your disappearing nine pattern. Looks like one I would love to make.
    rosamondsimon@yahoo.com
    Thank you

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  127. Hoping not too late to request the PDF. In need of fast quilt. Thank You..
    Mary Carr
    lizajane07@charter.net

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  128. I also hope I'm not too late to request the PDF.
    Thank you!
    Loretta Ritenour
    lorettaritenour@gmail.com

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  129. Would love the .pdf for this. I am kellie from New Hampshire. email is kellie@jmanagementcorp.com

    I am new to quilting and have a question please. Do you make the 5 large blocks exactly the same? Or do you change it up a bit for each one?

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  130. would love a pdf if you please. Gbeford@gmail.com I want to make a Halloween themed one :)

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  131. RNEO@AOL.COM
    PLEASE SEND A PDF OF YOUR PATTERN AND THANK YOU SO MUCH!

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  132. Please send the pattern. Love it.

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  133. Would love a copy of the disappearing easy peasy 9 patch quilt.
    Thank you
    woodinkatherine@gmail.com

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  134. Could i please get a pdf of the easy peasy 9 patch wuilt? Thank you

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    1. I'd be happy to but you are a no-reply blogger. Please email me directly at salliesue57 (at) gmail (dot) com!

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  135. Could i have a copy of the easy peasy nine patch quilt, thanks

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  136. Please send a PDF of Lattice Work to mom5rn@gmail.com. Thank you very much!

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  137. Would love to have the Easy Peasy 9 block quilt. It looks beautiful and beginner friendly. Thank you!
    dlperlish@hotmail.com

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  138. Please send the easy peas 9 block pdf. Loved the one you did. Nrmilliron528atgmaildotcom

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  139. Please send a PDF of the easy peasy 9 patch quilt. I'm new to quilting and this looks like one I can do. Thank you so much!
    rbohannon50@knology.net

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  140. WOULD LOVE A PDF OF THE EASY peasy nine patch quilt. I really like it and at 82 years old I need to make easy quilts as my eye site is really bad. Thanks so much.
    Joan

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  141. WOULD LOVE A PDF OF THE EASY peasy nine patch quilt. I really like it and at 82 years old I need to make easy quilts as my eye site is really bad. Thanks so much.
    Joan

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  142. I would like a pdf of your easy peasy nine patch quilt. It is so pretty and looks like a great beginner quilt. altydup1@gmail.com Thank you

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  143. I would like a pdf of your easy peasy nine patch quilt. It is so pretty and looks like a great beginner quilt. altydup1@gmail.com Thank you

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  144. Would you please send a PDF of the easy peasy nine patch quilt. Thank you
    championelizabeth@hotmail.com

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  145. Would you please send a PDF of the easy peasy disappearing nine patch quilt. Thank you
    ualldigme2@srt.com

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  146. Please send a PDF of the easy peasy disappearing nine patch quilt. Will this include include instructions for the stained glass borders? Thank you.
    ksolson2010@gmail.com

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  147. Please send me a copy of the easy peasy PDF.

    Marinasea56@hotmail.com

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  148. Please send me a copy of the easy peasy disappearing 9 patch pdf Thank you

    tcassell473@hotmail.com

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  149. Please send me a PDF pattern of the disappearing 9 patch. Thanks. cordingk@yahoo.com

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  150. Just happened upon your D9P post. Love the idea and the colours you used. Could you please send me the PDF to wilcocks@brktel.on.ca. Looking forward to receiving it. Have a great day!

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  151. Please send me the pdf pattern for the easy peasy extreme disappearing nine patch quilt. I love it!!! Love your blog!
    jeanette.ricker@gmail.com

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  152. Love this quilt - disapearing 9 patch. Could you please send me the pdf. Many Thanks

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  153. I would love to have a pdf. of this pattern ! It is a very beautiful quilt. I am looking forward to making one. Thank you for sharing your pattern! Janet LeDoux

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  154. Wow, just found you:-). Please send the PDF for your D9P quilt.

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  155. What a wonderful and easy to follow tutorial! perfect for some special fabrics I want to show off. This is now firmly earmarked for my Autumn project, hopefully then able to then finally get to travel to Canada next summer to gift to my grandies! I will attempt to email you to request the PDF. Thank you!

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  156. Please send me a PDF of your Nifty Nines Quilt-Along
    Easy-Peasy Giant Disappearing Nine-Patch. Thanks!

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  157. Please send me a PDF of your Nifty Nines Quilt-Along
    Easy-Peasy Giant Disappearing Nine-Patch. Thanks! Forgot to include email! tmeins7932@gmail.com

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  158. Please send me a PDF pattern of your Nifty Nines Quilt-Along Easy-Peasy Giant Disappearing Nine-Patch. Thanks!
    cindyinthorp@gmail.com

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  159. I would love a PDF of this gorgeous quilt-so much more interesting than many beginning patterns!
    csheaton321@gmail.com

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  160. I would love to have this pattern trying to teach myself to sew Thank you so much

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  161. Please send me the pdf. The quilt is beautiful
    Debby1960@gmail.com
    Thank u

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  162. Love this pattern, please sent me the PDF.
    Thank you brenda27326@gmail.com

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  163. Hello! Please send the pdf's for both dp9 quilts to dziewisz2013@gmail.com. I appreciate you!

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  164. This pattern will be perfect for a quilt I have promised my son for at least 8 years. I have the fabric i like now (had started one but didn't like the way it was going).
    please send me the PDF to harleygerl58@ gmail.com. Thank you

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  165. Please send me a PDF of the Disappearing 9-patch quilt. I have some batik layer cakes just waiting for it.
    Thank you.

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  166. Would you please send me the pdf of this fabulous big 9 patch. I want to make it for 1 of my 3 boys. It will be perfect.. Thank you!💜💜

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  167. Would you please send me the pdf of this fabulous big 9 patch. I want to make it for 1 of my 3 boys. It will be perfect.. Thank you!💜💜 oops here is my email address
    sanhazan03@yahoo.com

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  168. I would love to receive a pdf of the d9p pattern. Thank you so much. cshells70@comcast.net

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  169. I would also like a copy of the pdf of the d9p pattern. Thank you
    Shedwards643@gmail.com

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  170. would lke easy peasy nne patch maled to me

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  171. Wonderful quilt I would love instruction please email pdf to. rjosephson@sbcglobal.net
    TIA.
    Ruth

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  172. Love that D9P and would love the pattern. Send to Laura at - larnold08329@roadrunner.com

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  173. Would love the pdf for this pattern

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  174. I would like the pdf dlquilts@yahoo.com

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  175. Please may I have the pattern for this quilt. Thank you
    cherylannwhiteman@gmail.com

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  176. Would you send me the pdf? Your quilt is so pretty. I'm making a memory quilt of shirts that belonged to my son. He killed himself in April of this year, he was beautiful but didn't know it. SueKirby75@Live.com

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  177. So lovely Elwynrigby@bigpond.com

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  178. 1967ssmith@gmail.com

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  179. I would love a PDF! Svincent6921@gmail.com

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  180. rmillernc@charter.net

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  181. charlenemdrake@gmail.com

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  182. Your quilts are beautiful. would love a PDF. muntjv@hotmail.com

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  183. I love this technique for the 9 patch quilt. I am going to do this one ASAP. Thank you so much. Your ganddaughter is beautiful. Please send me a PDF hergranny2@gmail.com

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    I am thinking of making a D9P with Halloween layer cakes. Do you think it will work? I would like a PDF of you Disappearing 9 patch pattern. send to S. Bond 1512 N. Silverton. Mesa, Arizona 85303-3684. Thank you.

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  185. Please send me a PDF of the disappearing 9 patch pattern to bgcossey@cossey.ca - many thanks

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  186. Mfputnam11@gmail.com

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