Sunday, February 7, 2016

Nifty Nines Quilt-Along - Are You Ready For Another?

Hi, all!

Welcome to the second week of the Nifty Nines Quilt-Along!  I hope you're enjoying this as much as I am - it's been fun to revisit the nine-patch block and see all the wonderful variations out there! If you missed last week's quilt, Lattice Play, you can see it by clicking here.  

And without further ado, here is this week's nine-patch quilt - one I've affectionately named Time for Chevrons!



The name comes from the hourglass blocks and the chevron-like border of this quilt.



I broke into my long-hoarded stash of Kate Spain Terrain fabric for the nine-patch blocks, and used some Kona white and a pretty green fabric I had on hand for the hourglass blocks.

This simple quilt packs a lot of impact, but works up fairly quickly. Here's the tutorial for Time for Chevrons!

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Nifty Nines Quilt-Along
Time for Chevrons

Size - Approx. 60” x 60”
All seams are 1/4”

Fabric Requirements:

Light background fabric - 1 3/4 yards.  This can be all one fabric, or a mix of low volume fabrics
Cut:  Twenty 7.5” squares
Thirty-six 6.5” x 3.5” rectangles
Two 4” squares

Dark background fabric - 1 3/4 yards.  This will look best as one fabric.
Cut: Twenty 7.5” squares
Seventy-two 3.5” squares
Two 4” squares

Darker scraps or a mix of fabrics totaling approximately 1 5/8 yards.  
Cut: 369   2.5” squares

FYI - this pattern is fat-quarter friendly! If you don’t have a stash of scraps, a fat quarter will yield 48 2.5” squares - more than enough for the 41 nine-patch blocks in this quilt.  So nine fat quarters will provide you with enough fabric for your 2.5” squares, or you can mix it up and use more to make your blocks different!

Block Construction:

This quilt is comprised of four different blocks. 

Block A looks like this: 














Block A is a simple 9-patch, made of all scrappy fabrics cut in 2.5” squares.  Make 41.  Trim to 6.5” if needed.



Block B looks like this: 


If you’ve never made an hourglass block before, it couldn’t be simpler (at least for a two color block!)  Here’s how you make this block.  Take the 7.5” squares you cut, and draw a diagonal line, corner to corner, on the light blocks.  Lay a light block on a dark block, right sides together, matching the corners, and stitch 1/4” from each side of that line you drew.  Cut the block apart on the line you drew, and carefully press the seams to the dark side.  (FYI this is also the process for making a half-square triangle block, also known as Block D.)  Do this with all of your 7.5” squares, making 40 HSTs. 

Now, take twenty of those HSTs and draw a diagonal line from the light corner to the dark corner, crossing the stitched line. 
Lay one of the marked HSTs on top of an unmarked HST, with the seams matching and the colors in opposite position, as shown above.  (The top HST is folded back so you can see the alternated colors.)  Pin across the pencil-marked stitching line, making sure that your seams are butted together nicely and corners line up.  Stitch 1/4” from either side of the line you drew.  Cut on the line to separate your work into two hourglass blocks!  Tada!  Continue until you have 40 hourglass blocks.  Trim to 6.5” if needed.



Block C looks like this: 


Block C is a flying geese block, with a light “goose” and dark corners using the 6.5” x 3.5” light rectangles and the 3.5” dark squares.  To make this block, take your 3.5” dark squares, and draw a line from corner to corner.  Lay one square on the right corner of a light 6.5” x 3.5” rectangle, right sides together, matching right and top edges and with the line running from center to lower right corner.  Stitch on the line. 

Now at this point, you can choose to do another line of stitching 3/8” to 1/2” away from your first stitching, closer to the corner, and cut between the lines to create a “bonus” HST to use in another project, or you can simply cut off the outside of the corner 1/4” from your stitching line.  After cutting, press the corner out, with the seam toward the dark side.  

Take another dark corner and lay it on the left side, matching left and top edges and with the line running from center to lower left corner.  Stitch on the line.  Create a bonus HST or simply cut off the outside of the corner 1/4” from your stitching line, and press the corner out, with the seam toward the dark side.  Make 36.


Block D looks like this: 


Block D is a half-square triangle.  (See directions for HSTs at beginning of Block B directions.) Using the 4” light and dark squares, make 4.  Trim to 3.5” square.



Quilt Construction

Even though this quilt looks “on point”, it is set out in a horizontal fashion.  Here is a picture of the center of the quilt. 


Using your A and B blocks, lay out the center of the quilt checkerboard style in a nine-by-nine block grid.  Be sure to start with a nine-patch block (A block) in the upper left.  The hour-glass blocks (B blocks) will alternate their orientation in each row, with the dark triangles on the top and bottom in the 1st, 3rd, 5th, 7th and 9th rows, and on the right and left in the 2nd, 4th, 6th and 8th rows.  This is what forms the “on-point” effect.

Now it’s time to use the C and D blocks to create the chevron effect around the outside edge of the quilt.  Place the flying geese blocks (C blocks) around the edges, alternating their orientation so that they complete the square surrounding the nine-patch block they border.  Place the half-square triangle blocks (D blocks) in the corners to complete the framing.

Here is a complete picture of the quilt layout for your reference… 


Quilt as desired!

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 I hope you'll give this quilt a try!  It was easy to make, and a so much fun to see the pattern emerge.  As always, feel free to make as many of these as you want - especially if you're making for the Hands2Help Charity Quilt Challenge, which starts just a few weeks from now!  You can post pictures of any quilts you make using the Nifty Nines tutorials in the Nifty Nines Quilt-Along page on Flickr - just click on the group name to be taken to the page!  I can't wait to see your own personal variations!

If you'd like a PDF version of the tutorial emailed to you, please leave your email address in a comment below.

And just because it's pretty, here's one last shot of my finished Time for Chevrons quilt!



Hope to see you next week!!!

Hugs!

Sarah

PS - you can see what I made with my "bonus" HSTs by clicking here...

222 comments:

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  2. can you please a pdf of the pattern thank you
    idaho-kc at centurylink dot net

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  3. This is beautiful. It looks difficult when in fact it is a simple pattern. I would love a PDF. Thanks.

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  4. I am really enjoying your sew along and this is the perfect pattern for some brown printed fabric that I've been wondering what to do with! Thank you so much for the great inspiration! Mickie in Pennsylvania

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  5. Another great quilt! Would like a PDF of this one! Thank you!!

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  6. Thank you, the quilt is so pretty. What really caught my eye was that you still had some Terrain, that could be my all time favorite fabric. :)

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  7. It IS pretty-- may I share your post with the Facebook group "A Quilt Block a Day?" We're making 9-patches this season!

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  8. Yes! This is marvelous. Love the fabric combo so much

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  9. Yes! This is marvelous. Love the fabric combo so much

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  10. Very pretty, would you please send me a PDFs, thanks!! carent1@neb.rr.com

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  11. Stunning quilt and love your leftover pillows! Would you kindly send me a pdf of this pattern too? I'll be out of town for awhile but would love to get a beautiful quilt like this done for the summer, thanks!

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  12. Wow! This is a great quilt and a wonderful tutorial, Sarah. Thank you! I think a PDF would be great.
    I've been sewing up 2" squares and could probably alter this to use those but it might be a great time to use up the 2 1/2" bin :-)

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  13. The simplest designs are always the most effective. I love this and would love the PDF. Thank you. Sewandsew@ hvc.rr.com

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  14. Could you please send me a pdf of this quilt. Thank you

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    1. Brenda, I would love to, but you are a no-reply blogger and didn't provide your email address! You can email me directly at salliesue57 (at) gmail (dot) com and I'll send you one...

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  15. I have a stack of 9-patches from a 9-patch exchange my guild did last year, and I didn't know what to do with them. This will be perfect! All I have to do is adjust for the size of my patches. And it will make a perfect snuggly charity quilt. Thanks!

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  16. I loved the sixteen patches from last year and have been looking forward to the nifty nines! I would love a PDF of this one. Thank you. Knolljameskimber@gmail.com

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  17. Another fun quilt to try--thanks, Sarah! I can think of lots of color combinations to make this into....now I just need a helper to get all the projects in my head sewn up---hmmmm.

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  18. Love Love Love this......please send me a PDF file.....would love to make one with my scraps.

    spurr@mts.net

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  19. Love Love Love this......please send me a PDF file.....would love to make one with my scraps.

    spurr@mts.net

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  20. I love nine patch's. Thank you so much for sharing I'm off to cut my scraps.

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  21. I love the colors used. I would also love a PDF of the quilt

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  22. I love the colors used. I would also love a PDF of the quilt

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  23. Sarah, this is right up my alley. This is not too hard for me. and it looks stunning. If I could get a pdf, I would appreciate it. When I copy and save in Evernote, I get stripey color background. Thanks so much!

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  24. Yes please! Pamnagle @hotmail thank you!

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  25. HELLO SARAH ! PLease send me a PDF copy ! thanks so much !! I LOVE THIS QUILT !!!

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  26. What a fun combination and layout! Great job, as usual. You go girl!

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  27. Another great quilt! I would like to receive a PDF pattern. Thank you.
    quiltgrane@gmail.com

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  28. You have such wonderful quilt patterns, I would love to receive a PDF pattern. Thank you and I am still a "no reply" person. I have to wait for a Grandchild to show up to teach me how to change it. kfreeman2@comcast.net

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  29. I've been in a sewing slump and this just may be the pattern that pulls me out of it. :) I'll have to make two...one for Hands2Help and one to keep! :) May I ask you for a PDF pattern too? Thank you so much...for all you do.

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  30. Another awesome 9-patch! And, I agree with Chris -- your blog is fantastic, and worthy of an international following!

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  31. Another winner! You have a great way with 9 patches. Hum, don't I have a bunch of purple 9 patches around here somewhere? Or maybe they are 4 patches but they sure would work just as well with this wonderful pattern. Thanks for sharing.

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  32. This one is going on my bucket list Sarah! You sure picked a lovely fabric combination too! Wonderful tutorial - thank you for sharing it with us!

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  33. I am loving your Nifty Nines quilts. Bothof them have been creative and fun. Thanks for the great ideas..

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  34. I am loving this series! Please send the PDF!

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  35. I love the look of this quilt, it is beautiful! Great choice of colors! I would love to have a PDF of this pattern, please. Thank you!
    ceciliayoung at gmx.com

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  36. I love this 9-patch quilt pattern. Could see it made with colorful scraps, too. Thoroughly enjoying your 9-patch series this year.
    I live in NC. Last year during your H2H charity quilt challenge, I made a Sweet 16 quilt that I donated to a local charity that cares for children that have been removed from their homes because of abuse and neglect. I donated to this charity instead of one of the three charities you listed. May I do that again this year?

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  37. Yes please send a pdf! This looks fun! Thank you.
    kakingsbury at verizon dot net

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  38. I can't wait to make this quilt, I love it! Please me the pdf. Thank you

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  39. Love your Nifty Nines! Please .pdf me ... scrapatches@gmail.com ... Thank You!! ... :) pat

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  40. Oh wow. You broke down and used your Terrain. I like the outcome. Well done.

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  41. I would love to have a PDF of this quilt pattern also. siggybee@embarqmail.com

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  42. I also would love a PDF version of this quilt pattern. Nancy A: rangerer@sbcglobal.net

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  43. I'd love the PDF. Thanks! idig4you2@yahoo.com

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  44. I'd love a PDF to this quilt also. Great quilt!
    pattilousquilts@gmail.com

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  45. I would love the pdf please. My email is
    SHARILHEATH@AOL.COM

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  46. Please, oh please send me this PDF pattern! - thank you so much for doing this for us all! cakilliany at hotmail.com

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  47. great way to use up some of my leftovers! Please send pdf pattern.

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  48. please send pdf to lindakqov@gmail.com

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  49. I just found this qal and would love to make this quilt from my scraps
    sharongalli@gmail.com
    thank you

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  50. ooooo, I would LOVE a PDF of this one too! Thanks so much!

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  51. I'd love a PDF of this quilt. I will add it to my list of quilts I MUST make! My email address is laurajcoyle@gmail.com

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  52. Lovely. Please send pdf, thanks

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  53. I really like the colors and fabrics you chose. Please send me a PDF copy. Thanks. senstrings@yahoo.com

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  54. Wonderful! junedodge at gmail dot com

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  55. Wonderful! junedodge at gmail dot com

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  56. Could you email a pdf at rjquebedo at gmail dot com thanks

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  58. I would love to have a pdf version of the Time for Chevros quilt. Send to stephaniemm22@yahoo.com thanks

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  59. Would love a off of this quilt if possible it's lovely
    huntersgrammie@gmail.com thank you

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  60. What a beautiful quilt!! 💜💜💜 Please send the pdf to: dlpmck4908@gmail.com
    Thank you very much.

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  61. Beautiful quilt. Please send the pdf to ladyoli3@hotmail.com! Thank you very much!

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  63. Love your quilt.Good project for a donation quilt. Please send the pdf to msdb159@aol.com. Thank you so much. db

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  64. I would love a PDF copy. My email is cloelilly@hotmail.com

    Thanks

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  65. love it, can I get a PDF copy for printing
    Marilyn Fahey
    msfahey@Hotmail.com

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  66. Beautiful quilt! I love reading your blog and have learned so many things from your posts. I'd love to have a pdf of this quilt. Thank you!!
    dianedopp@gmail.com

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  67. Absolutely gorgeous, please send me the pattern.
    cooch1949@gmail.com

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  68. I would love a Pdf on this cool pattern. Thank you

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  69. please yes a pdf would be wonderful

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  70. Would love a pdf of this quilt please. thank you
    blondecja@gmail.com

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  71. Yes Please I would love a pdf of this beautiful quilt. Great idea for using scarps. gkwdance@gmail.com. Thank you for sharing you creativeness with all.

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  72. This is beautiful. I would love to have the PDF directions. Thank you! tabram0518@yahoo.com

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  73. Beautiful! I too would very much like to have the PDF directions. Thank you so very much! ritchie.dm@gmail.com

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  74. Could I please get a PDF of the quilt directions. It is beautiful..
    Thank you
    lynneerdman331@msn.com

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  75. PDF please! jchristo888@gmail.com

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  76. Please send a PDF to timpmama@yahoo.com Thanks!

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  77. I would love a PDF of the Time for Chevrons quilt. Absolutely stunning.
    I look forward to seeing this come up my inbox email address kbuurman50@gmail.com......ooooh I'm so excited to get patterns on both the Lattice and Time to Chevron

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  78. Please can you send PDF version of this pattern. Thank you.
    sondelisey@hotmail.com

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  79. I would love a pdf of this pattern. Beautiful and so clever.

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  80. please send pdf to sandsthompson@windstream.net


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  81. What a beautiful piece of art!

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  82. I would love a Pdf of the Time for Chevron pattern. Thanks

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  83. Please may I have a pdf for this quilt. Thank you

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  84. Please may I have a off for this quilt. Thank you, Fiona fjsciascia@gmail.com

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  85. i would love to have a pdf version of this thank you abbh70@hotmail.com

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  86. Beautiful quilt. Yes I'd very much like to have a pdf copy so I can make the quilt. blg2240@comcast.net Many thanks.

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  87. This is lovely. I love the simplicity of the design. please send me a PDF of the instructions at: natmed3@ymail.com. (yes, it is ymail.com) Thank You.

    Donna
    Kasilof, AK

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  88. Pdf me please. ;) - love the colors.

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  89. nanniebarbie@yahoo.com
    pleas send me a copy....

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  90. babybear13612@hotmail.com
    Please send me the PDF :)

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  91. Could you please send me a pdf of this quilt? I really like it and the colors too! Thank you

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  92. I love this. Please send PDF to lcarney@asd5.org

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  93. I really love this quilt. Please send me a PDF of it. Thank you.
    My email is lorraineblock@comcast.net
    I would appreciate it.
    Great tutorial!

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  94. I love this quilt! Could I get the pdf please?
    gailconlon@sympatico.ca

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  95. I also love this quilt! I would love the pdf if you are still mailing them out. raetutor@hotmail.com

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  96. Love this quilt. I would like to have a PDF please.

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  97. My address is redfred38468@gmail.com. Thank you. Charlotte Brown

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  98. I would love the pdf version of this beautiful quilt! ljlabatte@hotmail.com

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  99. Really like this quilt. Just saw it in the Piecing It Together email from Fave Quilts. I would like to have the pdf version! Thanks. sgwest1207va@gmail.com

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  100. Would love the pdf for my charity quilt group

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  101. stacysquilts@gmail.com

    Please send the PDF version. Thanks, your quilt is beautiful. Stacy

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  102. Please send the PDF version of your beautiful quilt. Thank you, Roberta

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  103. Beautiful quilt! Please send the PDF version. Thank you mckelveychris@gmail.com

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  104. I WOULD LIKE A PDF COPY. gwen@peachtreebc.org

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  105. This is a beautiful quilt, would love the pattern,
    carinlynn14@gmail.com

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  106. Love the quilt and fabric used. Please send me a PDF copy of the pattern.

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  107. i would love to have a PDF copy of this pattern so i can get started on it. Thank you

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  108. I know it is 2019 but may I please request a PDF of this quilt? I would like this to be may 2nd quilt made with a pattern. I have some fabric a friend loves ans I would like to make it for her.Thank You Karen

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    1. I would be happy to send it to you, but unfortunately you are a no reply blogger. Please email me directly at salliesue57 (at) gmail (dot) com and I'll send it!

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    2. I would love a PDF version
      consand8@gmail.com

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  109. Please send me a pdf copy of this beautiful quilt!

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  110. Me, too. I would really like the PDF for the Time for Chevrons quilt. Thank you for designing and sharing.'
    wbskelton@gmail.com

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  111. Can I please get a pdf emailed to me at tjaco2008@gmail.com

    Thanks!

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  112. Can you please send a pdf for this pattern...Time for Chevrons. Thank you. my email is sherrycreech@gmail.com.

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  113. Please send me a pdj for this pattern, Time for Chevrons. My email address is jwileman44@hotmail.com

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  114. I would love a pdf pattern of this quilt. Thanking you in advance
    Rachelle

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  115. I would love a pdf pattern of this quilt. Thank you for a beautiful quilt

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  116. Hello. I would love the pdf for this pattern please. Its gorgeous.
    Thankyou

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  117. Sorry my email address is
    daleandheather.miller@gmail.com

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  118. Beautiful. Thanks so much for the pattern.
    gr8inar@yahoo.com

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  119. Hi there,
    Love this quilt! Can you please send me a pdf so I can print it?
    snausages22 @ yahoo . ca

    Thanks & Quilty Huggs!

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  120. Great quilt pattern for scraps and chain piecing. Please send a pdf of the pattern to my email at unity_777@hotmail.com
    Thanks, Wanda Goldfarb

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  121. looks great. would like to try it in brown and grays for our caravan.

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  122. Please send a pdf pattern of this beautiful quilt to bstern152@comcast.net. I love it. Thank you, Beth

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  123. Love the quilt. Please send a pdf pattern of this beautiful piece. maddogtoo@aol.com
    Thank you
    Carol

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  124. Beautiful quilt I would like to have the pdf pattern so I can make it. I am a beginner quilter. Please send it to chuck.becky@yahoo.com. Thank you.

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  125. A pdf pattern sent to my email would be greatly appreciated. n58jones@gmail.com Thank you!!

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  126. Please send me a PDF for Time for Chevrons. I find my Stash of Scraps is growing like rabbits!

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  127. Iwould love a PDF of this pattern if it is still available. It is breath taking!

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  128. Iwould love a PDF of this pattern if it is still available. It is breath taking!

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  129. I would love a PDF of the pattern - Time for Chevrons if it is still available. Gorgeous quilt.

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    1. Please email me directly at salliesue57 (at) gmail (dot) com so I can send it to you - unfortunately you are a no-reply blogger!

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  130. Would love to have a PDF of this pattern. Please email dorismelady@rogers.com. Thanks

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  131. Please email me a PDFs of this pattern, thank you! Wendy.mullen86@gmail.com

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  132. please email the PDF version of this quilt design. it is so lovely!! thanks you - n58jones@gmail.com

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  133. Would you please email a PDF version of this quilt. "Time to Chevron to me if it's still available. I would love to make it. Candiraymond4@yahoo.com

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  134. Please email me the pdf at goyinmanoa@gmail.com. Aloha!

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    1. Oh yes, please! PDF version to consand8@gmail.com

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  135. Pkeas email to me your pattern send to:carinya21@gmail.com
    Thank you Robin.



























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  136. Lease email the pdf to margysewingpatch@hotmail.com
    Thank you!

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  137. What a beautiful 9-patch quilt. I would love a PDF of this lovely quilt. Thanks
    maddogtoo@aol.com

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  138. Could I get the PDF please. This is such a beautiful quilt.

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    1. Cindy, if you will email me at salliesue57 (at) gmail (dot) com I will be happy to send you a PDF. Unfortunately you are a no-reply blogger!

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  139. I would like a PDF of this pattern. It sounds easy enough I love the colors.

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  140. Would love this pattern. Thanks.
    Mmanning6371@gmail.com

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  141. darbaby2000@gmail.com lovely pattern thank you

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  142. I would love to have a pdf version of this quilt. Send to maddogtoo@aol.com. Thank you

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  143. I love the PDF version of this quilt.
    Email:-linda.walcroft@gmail.com

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  144. Please can you email me a pdf of this delightful quilt.
    dws_1963@live.com.au

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  145. I would love a pdf of this quilt. You can email me at deborahrideout1@gmail.com

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  146. I would love to have a pdf of this quilt if it's still available

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  147. I think this us a lovely quilt. I would love to have a pdf version if it's still available. My email is jubilee8395@gmail.com

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  148. This quilt is just Beautiful!! Would love to have a pdf version.

    mariane@eastlink.ca

    Thanks so much...

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  149. Beautiful quilt! Please send the pdf version to me at ccarter830@gmail.com

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  150. I love this pattern. If it's still available, would you please send the PDF version to me at vharrison@blackfoot.net. Thank you and Happy Quilting!

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  151. Please send me a PDF version of this Nifty Nines quilt-along pattern at: louisedelisle2003@yahoo.ca

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  152. Can you send me a PDF version of this Nifty Nines quilt-along pattern? lauriehalama@yahoo.com It is a beautiful quilt. Thanks.

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  153. please send a pdf version of this pattern. Thanks!

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  154. Hadassah Miriam GoldJanuary 15, 2021 at 3:46 AM

    The quilt looks lovely, please send the pdf link.Thank You

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    1. Please email me directly at salliesue57 (at) gmail (dot) com. You are a no-reply blogger so I have no way to send this PDF to you!

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  155. Please send the instructions to rebeccalynn0501@gmail.com

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  156. Love this. shoehnle@gmail.com Thanks in advance for the pdf

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  157. I love this pattern. Can you send me a PDF to myhotcougar@yahoo.com. Thank you

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  158. Please send me the pdf for this pattern. I have the perfect fabrics for it. indigo37@hotmail.com Thanks!

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  159. Please email me pdf for this pattern. Thanks.

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  160. I would love a pdf! Please email me at eannbracken@gmail.com
    Thanks 😊

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  161. I would love a pdf of this, it's beautiful!
    jacobscounseling@yahoo.com

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  162. I would like to have a PDF pattern for Time for Chevrons Nine Patch Quilt emailed to me at claudine_longboat@yahoo.ca

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  163. I would love to have a PDF pattern of this beautiful quilt emailed to me at jo_658@outlook.com. Thank you

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  164. Please send me the PDF. Thank you, Angie

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  165. Hi Sarah, I really love this quilt. I thought it was hard but looking at your instructions, it looks easy. Is it too late to get a copy of the PDF? lindaharris_67@bigpond.com. Thank you.
    Linda

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  166. Yes, please email the PDF to me at marnie.treloar@live.com. Its lovely and I'm looking forward to making it. Thanks!

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  167. Yes please your quilt is beautiful.
    elainebridges58@gmail.com

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  168. Your quilt is lovely and I would appreciate the PDF. Thank you.

    auntketa@gmail.com

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  169. I would really appreciate the PDF pattern for this quilt. ljm67.lm17@gmail.com. Thank you

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  170. I would love to have the PDF pattern for this quilt. Thanks!

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  171. Would you please send me the PDF for this quilt to hoss2@arvig.net? It is gorgeous and I have just the pieces to use up for this one. Thanks in advance!!

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  172. Love this quilt. Please email the pattern to me. Thank you.

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  173. Such a beautiful quilt. I would love the PDF as I have the perfect fabric to use. My email is joyfuljan77 at gmail dot com. Thank you!!

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  175. I would love a pdf copy of this (monoj3655@gmail.com). I love your choice of colors. Thank you

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  176. Please send a PDF for this lovely quilt.
    Thanks.

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  177. This is beautiful. Could you send me a pdf at maureen_neil@hotmail.com?

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  178. I would love a pdf if this pattern! It is beautiful.
    jmcpherson182@gmail.com

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