Quilting to the Nines! | The Versatility of a Nine Patch Quilt Block!

Get ready to quilt to the nines! Donna & Fran look at the power and versatility of our favorite quilt block, the nine patch! We include a version of the nine patch block in a lot of our quilt patterns, but with our strip piecing method we make it easier than ever! 🔽Quilt Patterns & Quilt Kits🔽
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Chapters:
00:00 - The Nine Patch Quilt Block
01:19 - Nine Plus One quilt pattern
01:38 - How to make nine patch block
06:30 - Flying Ace 3-yard quilt
07:47 - Daisy Dots 3-yard quilt
08:45 - Nine Patch quilt pattern
09:40 - Wooly Autumn 3-yard quilt
10:47 - Evergreen quilt pattern
11:15 - Getting the contrast right with the nine patch
12:13 - Garden Gems 3-yard quilt
13:08 - Woven quilt pattern
14:30 - Batik Jewels Fat Quarter Kit
15:56 - Best Friends quilt pattern
17:30 - Nantucket Summer 3-yard quilt
18:57 - Go Quilt to the Nines!
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[Pringles]

The Garden gems xmas fabrics are sooo beautiful, well coordinated with the pattern ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[annamariekorte]

Great video. Fabulous ideas. You two are

[thebeehivebuzz]

Love the nine patch with the pumpkins. Looks like and Irish chain. When I first started quilting 30 years ago I cut out all my pieces one at a time with scissors. No rotary cutters or strip piecing. So glad we have techniques now that make it easier and faster to cut out. Have a great day!

[sandybruce]

Oh, and thank you for the brighter fabric choices!

[barbarakennelly]

Nine plus One - Just finished this for a friend - her first great-grandbaby. It's a boy and had an old kit that I had purchased from Fabric Cafe. I made it for this upcoming baby. Grandmother picked out the fabric and figured that it would be so fitting for a little boy. Hopefully he will love his trucks and construction toys. I tried to attach the photo but it won't let me. Believe me - it is so cute.

[michele.the.quilter]

I just made a quilt for a charity donation with your Evergreen tree pattern & it came out beautifully. It was so easy…Thank You. I didn’t use Christmas fabrics so it can be used all year. I’m sure I’ll use the other patterns in that book. 💕🧵🌲

[cathylombard]

The lesson on pinning the strips together was very helpful. Thank you.

[sandyhulsart]

Oh, oh, oh, you give me so much inspiration. Awesome as always. I love when you add the cropping tool because I don't always see the blocks. Thank you, ladies.

[roxywood]

Thank you SO MUCH for another super tutorial on pinning & pressing.... I'm excited to try pinning your luv ur videos !

[Beffersmom]

Love how the tutorials are including more and more quilting tips! Keep them coming!

[ramonaduncan]

I always enjoy your videos. Informative and inspirational, too. You clearly have so much fun together! I'm glad I'm not the only one to have had my children pass me in age LOL When my daughter turned 40, I told her that was impossible since her mother is only 39!

[sandyhulsart]

Fran, I had to come back and thank you for the tip with the pins in the stitch lines and matching them up. What a change in the matching of my seams and my points. Thank you so much for your instructions.

[dottiemathews]

why am i looking at this? i don't even quilt! BUT i find it fascinating and you have given me great ideas in creating new designs for my pouches that i put in front of my canvas tote bags! lovely! who knows, maybe one day i will get into quilting. but for now i am enjoying your fabulous videos.

[jenniferrobinson]

Love how you two get along! I love nesting seams with a dot of glue on each side, then pin, too.

[teresabourke]

Oh my! Thank goodness for for you ladies. I’ve always been told to iron the seams to the dark side. I did that on my very first quilt and I had so much trouble ‘nesting’ the seams. Since then I have always ironed my seams open and my quilts turn out just beautiful. Absolutely no difference in look but so much easier. Thank you for your tutorials and advice. I am simply addicted to 3 yard quilts although I purchase my fabric by the metre which is good because it gives me a bit more wriggle room if needed. 🤗

[jacquelineblack]

The 9 patch was not my first.. but it sure was my 2nd quilt I made. Love the tree quilt!

[MsDale]

Oh yes, I learned long ago about the pin trick. Use It often. Thank you for such wonderful ideas!

[vickiheath]

I sure love that quilt made with the batiks. Nantucket’s summer is also beautiful

[lrobbe]

Oh girls!! I want all your fabric and patterns!! I love half square triangles. You are the best!! Thank you for sharing!! Laurie

[susanharber]

Fabulous video and books. You two are always such fun together ! 🎉