I used some leftover 5"square from a charm pack
Sewed them all toghether
Cut the pieces one inch from the seams
Change the place of the small pieces and rotate the central square 180 degrees. After that you just have to sew everything back again.
And this is what your finished D4P looks like. Isn't it amazing!!! So easy and of great affect.
Of course I did some more just to get the hang of it...
Another one in blue
And why not red ones
Now I don't know if I'll make a pillow or make some more D4Ps and do a quilt!
What do you think. Can you give me a help deciding?!!!
I had planned to make something else that uses our smallest scraps. Yesterday I ran out of time but I'll try to do it today and as soon as possible I'll show some photos.
8 comments:
D4P are fantastic aren't they! They work for any project. Great work for your FNSI! :)
I have yet to try a dissappearing 4 patch but I think I just might have to now. ;)
I love your blocks. They are beautiful. I'm going to have to try it. Hugs.
I love the disappearing 4-patch blocks... and yours are fantastic! I get the idea it's quite addicting...
you are enjoying it so i say do some more for a quilt.
Eu ja fiz disappearing 9 patch, mas 4 ainda nao... vou experiementar.
I have just discovered your blog and really like it. Parabens.
Beijinhos, Celia (Melbourne, Australia)
They are so much fun... make more for a quilt!
LaDonna
Love the blocks ... I learned to do D9P a different way but I like your way too. I can not wait to try it.
I put you in my reader cause it looks like such a nice site.
Nonnie
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