9 patches make the prettiest quilts with Beth Shibley
Sew along with Beth Shibley as she makes some simple 9 patches and joins them into these large quilt blocks! Hand me down quilt blocks are the BEST inspiration. We love this blue and green combo, don’t YOU?
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Beth Shibley
Beth Shibley loves to create and share her adventures in quilting. Simple patterns and practical gifts are what she loves most.
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Sew along with Beth Shibley as she makes some simple 9 patches and joins them into these large quilt blocks! Hand me down quilt blocks are the BEST inspiration. We love this blue and green combo, don’t YOU?
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The nine patch quilt block is a classic and versatile block that is used in many quilting projects. Here are the steps to make a basic nine patch quilt:
Choose your fabric: Select as many different fabrics as you would like to feature in your block.
Cut your fabric: Cut your fabric into squares. You will need nine squares for each block. The size of the squares will determine the size of your finished block.
Sew your squares: Take one square of each fabric and sew them together to form a row. Repeat this process with the remaining squares to create three rows of three squares.
Press your seams: Press the seams of each row in opposite directions. This will allow the seams to nest together when you sew the rows together.
Sew your rows: Place the rows right sides together and sew them together along the seams, making sure to match up the seams.
Press your block: Press your block to set the seams and to create a flat, even block.
Repeat: Make as many nine patch blocks as you need for your quilt.
Assemble your quilt: Once you have made all of your blocks, sew them together to create your quilt top. You can arrange the blocks in any pattern that you like.
Add a backing: Once your quilt top is complete, add a backing and quilt as desired. You can use a pre-made quilt batting or add additional batting between the layers for extra warmth.
The nine patch quilt block is a simple and classic block that can be used in a variety of ways. You can create a traditional quilt by using the same fabrics in each block, or you can mix and match fabrics for a more modern look.
Choose your fabric: Select as many different fabrics as you would like to feature in your block.
Cut your fabric: Cut your fabric into squares. You will need nine squares for each block. The size of the squares will determine the size of your finished block.
Sew your squares: Take one square of each fabric and sew them together to form a row. Repeat this process with the remaining squares to create three rows of three squares.
Press your seams: Press the seams of each row in opposite directions. This will allow the seams to nest together when you sew the rows together.
Sew your rows: Place the rows right sides together and sew them together along the seams, making sure to match up the seams.
Press your block: Press your block to set the seams and to create a flat, even block.
Repeat: Make as many nine patch blocks as you need for your quilt.
Assemble your quilt: Once you have made all of your blocks, sew them together to create your quilt top. You can arrange the blocks in any pattern that you like.
Add a backing: Once your quilt top is complete, add a backing and quilt as desired. You can use a pre-made quilt batting or add additional batting between the layers for extra warmth.
The nine patch quilt block is a simple and classic block that can be used in a variety of ways. You can create a traditional quilt by using the same fabrics in each block, or you can mix and match fabrics for a more modern look.
