How Many Disappearing 4 Patches and Disappearing 9 Patches Variations Exist?

[@lucindawelenc2191]

Yay, another ambidextrous quilter! You dont see us very often. About the ruler slipping -- the best thing i have ever found is clear Flex Seal. Yeah, that spray-on rubber stuff. 😂 Those rulers do not move! It does make your ruler look a bit frosted, but once its on the fabric you cant see it anymore.

[@michelledavis808]

disappearing 9 patch

[@dturk1385]

Great video! Thank you!❤😊

[@blairseibert1778]

I have recently become fascinated with disappearing blocks. Thank you for putting so much information all together in one video.

[@queenbee5768]

Great teacher! Enjoyed learning about the 4-patch and 9-patch. THANKS!

[@NanaKathy47]

I have made several Disappearing 9-patch quilts but you have shown me that the 4-patch is just as versatile. I can't wait to start one. I'm making donation quilts for my doctor's homebound and hospice patients. I get all the fun of trying out new patterns and other people benefit, so it's a win-win.

[@karenr.sternberg1920]

What a great idea, a win-win indeed. Thanks for your smart sharing & generosity.

[@julieturley6486]

This was great. I've done one 9 patch. It's fun❤

[@angrygnome44]

It had never occurred to me to do a disappearing block on the diagonal before!

[@francesschireson-dody1516]

Wow! Loved your demonstration.

[@robertaluckow5928]

My next quilt will be a disappearing block. They look like fun!

[@sandyboland9575]

What a wonderful tutorial. The best that I have ever seen. I would never have attempted some of the variations of the four patches. It is so great that you took the time to show all the different way and in detail

[@kathrynmurphy8147]

What an excellent tutorial - many thanks . Very clear and I love that you show how the blocks look when put together

[@charmer6813]

I love disappearing blocks! Thank you!

[@adakutina8680]

How awesome!! Such wonderful variations to such simple patches. Thank you......would like to see more!!!

[@marysharon9186]

I made this similar pattern for my granddaughter using 18" squares. 5" cut from two sides making a 5" square, 2 5"x13" rectangles and a 13" square. It's amazing

[@lesleyfarris4025]

I'm feeling really excited after watching this. Thank you from South East England.

[@kathiereeves3213]

This is a great video. Everything is so well presented, clear and easy to follow.

[@eavesdroppin1]

You instructions were very well presented starting with such a simple block and creating so many options. Thank you!

[@carollipp8868]

Great tutorial on disappearing patch blocks…have to say I was cringing every time the cutter was laid down without closing!

[@Kelly-cc2py]

This is a fabulous presentation. Thank you!

[@judithbarnes4905]

Thank you. Gorgeous! Precise, Organised, Options & more Options! ❤

[@sandracedar368]

You're tutorial is so well done. THANK YOU. Love the different block patterns made from one simple concept. THANK YOU🦩

[@pinkheartquiltingembroider6505]

You are so welcome!

[@bettys375]

Configurations for various block sizes are excellent. Thank you for all your hard work & professional tutorial. Loved it, mesmerized my mind! 😮😮❤😊

[@malansunagar150]

So beautiful in one video ,So many patterns I love it ❤

[@rosieg.5593]

Thank you so much! I think I can learn from you as my mind gets confused. Your voice is gentle and you work nicely! Blessings and Joy! rosie

[@furmom27]

If you don't have a rotating mat a smallish mat that you can pick-up and move would work well.

[@evelynmuller-braun5624]

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[@deathdiablo22]

If I'm cutting something like this I try to cut closer to the edge of my table so I can just walk around it when I need the second cut.

[@Debee109]

Agree you don't need a rotating mat. But you also don't need to pick up the smaller mat to turn it. If the smaller mat is on a larger mat, or even on a polished surface, the smaller mat will rotate fairly easy just by pushing one corner. Done this many times when the block I am cutting is larger than the rotating mat I do have.

[@gigiontube]

Great video !!!! And yes, Teresa’s videos are great too ! TY 👍❤️

[@dcatweaver]

I love this video. Now I need to make disappearing blocks.

[@KarenLee-f4x]

Well done. Thanks for the many variations.

[@patriciaitalia]

Taken slowly, they are magic. Seeing so many at one time is mind-blowing!

[@anitabarra810]

Wow! I am fascinated by the many ways we can change a 4 patch. This is so creative. Your explanations are very through. Thank you. And, quilting as a hobby can be as expensive or as thrifty as you make it. These past 2 yrs I have made myself use only stash. It has pushed me to be more creative with colors and making scrap quilts. It’s been very enlightening and satisfying and inexpensive!

[@pinkheartquiltingembroider6505]

Anita, I try to use fabric from my stash but I admit that I easily fall in love with new fabric lines. :)

[@juanitarogowski1629]

Thank you for sharing, new subscriber here. Nice teaching technique, love it!💕

[@rosieg.5593]

Thank you so much for sharing your lovely work! Blessings!

[@susanjones5274]

Wow an easy way to create intricate patterns. I didnt know it was so easy. thank you for clear instructions.

[@kaybutler2394]

Thank you for such an informative video with so many variations! I am now more interested in quilting than ever before!

[@olajordan9951]

The 4patch as you demonstrated is the only one I like. But I REALLY like that one. Thanks.

[@vickiporter2945]

You explain how to make 4 patches very clearly and easy to understand.thank you❤

[@greta_and_her_husband]

Grazie infinite per questo tutorial, veramente molto interessante. Spiegazione chiarissima 🌹

[@carlasoutherland4687]

Thanks sweetie. This was great.

[@BrendaH289]

Thank you thank you for all the new ways and for the details of cutting and piecing ❤

[@kathylee1261]

This was great! Thank you.

[@pinkheartquiltingembroider6505]

You're so welcome!

[@barbaralauinger6350]

I’m going to try these variations. You’ve made it look so easy, and the blocks appear very intricate.

[@laurelrauf2869]

Love what you did with the four and nine patches and half square ones. Was not too interested in this before, but am excited to try one now. Thank you. 😄

[@normacook8688]

Love your variations❤❤❤

[@fayee8986]

I love them. And the more complex looking when I favor. LOL however you made it easy. Well explained in well demonstrated. Thank you very helpful. Keep them coming

[@valerieburton5853]

Just found your KZbins the other day when looking for disappearing 4 and 9 patches. I'm hooked. I had no idea how many ideas there were. Thank you!

[@BeckyMortonWeeks]

Awesome video!!!! Thank you!

[@camokitty]

Thank you for being so descriptive on your video. It makes it so nice to understand. :)

[@patwilson5017]

Excellent instructions...these blocks are lovely. You are a good teacher. Thanks.

[@miric6224]

Excellent, well organized, well prepared to show variations. I subscribed cause you’re a conscise speaker. Anxious to see more of your ideas. Someone should do a book of these block variations. You have a start with all your particall to fully sewn pieces. Giving the starting and finishing dementions is helpful. I suggest you photo document your blocks incase you later decide to make a pamphlet/booklet/book. Thank you from an old quilter!

[@janinegoode3506]

So well explained ty so much 💓

[@kjcga4842]

Great explanation and filming! Than you

[@WestlakeThymes1]

I love your use of Tula Pink fabrics.

[@margaretsherwood566]

lovely to see the variations have done lots of 9 patch but will now have a go at 4 blocks. Also have done quilts using double disappearing 9 patch blocks

[@peggyturner3396]

Just love the blocks

[@maureenross579]

I just found your video and WOW! So informative. I plan to try each variations!

[@3catmom]

Thank you for a great video in explaining different ways to cut and rotate your squares and designs. ❤

[@nancykugler4666]

This a game changer for me. I’m brand new to quilting and learning abut the different ways to make these patterns is so exciting. Thank you for sharing your knowledge!

[@sherrywilson44]

That is awesome and the different looks you can get are remarkable. I think I'l try this next. Thanks so much!

[@joycesmith1270]

Thank you.

[@ccreel64]

It’s been 2 years since you’ve made this video before I saw it. Thank you for this video, I love it! Now I just need to figure out fabric requirements to use these blocks in a quilt. ❤️

[@kathleenheston5295]

I love this tutorial. Thank you so much!!!♥

[@ShellieRobertson-g1b]

Love all the variables!❤

[@elleirby3340]

Very very cool! Thank you!

[@yatibailey2580]

Wow! That's a great technique of disappearing the blocks. Will definitely try on my batik fabrics. Thank you very much for sharing. This makes my patchwork project so much interesting and easier! Love them❤

[@shellietowne5644]

Hi. Have made the 9 block and love to see the variations. Ready for more, thank you.

[@lesa6399]

How much fun are these blocks?!! Really enjoyed your tutorial!!! I’ve made a couple of disappearing patch blocks & now, I must make another!!! Thank you for sharing!

[@lisapublow5869]

Great video. Very helpful. Thank you

[@lauriwinterfeldt7193]

Great tutorial!

[@cindyhappel7376]

I loved this video! I have done disappearing 9-patch before, but this opened my eyes to new variations. Have never done a disappearing 4-patch and I loved those variations too.

[@susanthor5824]

You explained this so well. Thanks

[@RhomaTimothy]

A great presentation, so simple and looks great as well. Thanks 🎉❤

[@kayannahufford340]

The best video I've seen on this 4 and 9 patch. Thank you.

[@lisapratte9165]

I love this! I will try these with a smaller quilt.

[@p.kathleenshigemi5658]

Thank you for the excellent demonstration. I have been fascinated with the nine and four patch blocks - disappearing. You showed me more possibilities. Kathleen in Canada.

[@Luckyladyll]

Thank you. Now I know the border I can do for my 9 patch disappearing block topper. What fun!

[@janets132003]

I'm just starting to quilt, this was very inspirational. TYFS

[@lesa6399]

❤❤❤ I was looking for a pattern to use the 176 HSTs I made on a rainy day with no plan in mind!!! THANK YOU!!!😊

[@sheilacrenshaw7533]

I agree with the comment regarding price in quilting hobby. Beautiful.colors with your blocks and fabrics.

[@donnarichey144]

Very interesting ways to make blocks. Its late and I just skimmed through this, thank you so much.

[@pinkheartquiltingembroider6505]

You're very welcome!

[@amyohl5037]

This was one of the Best lesson on these methods. Thank you❤❤

[@lindapiskorz6285]

This is an excellent explanation !

[@jeansterrett4744]

Hi! Just discovered your channel! Was looking for a refresher on 4-patch and 9-patch disappearing methods and this was perfect. Very nicely laid out and explained. Thank you. :D

[@maryrichardson5841]

Such a wonderful video. My first visit with you. Your explanations were so sensible yet not down putting - can’t think of the word lol

[@tiffanywright6020]

Very interestingi like very well explained.

[@zulma1052]

Beautiful

[@MargaretSigouin-kq1yc]

Thank you for showing all the different variations of the nine patch. You stay on point when you explain things. That helps me glean the info about each task you are demonstrating. Great tutorial! 😎🇨🇦

[@ritagarcia2110]

wow i loved your 4 patch sewing great show

[@LelaGeorgeanne-wc7eu]

Thank you, you give good instructions.

[@suzannewastie8479]

I'm absolutely knocked out by this tutorial. You are an expert teacher and one of very few who have inspired and motivated me to try something new for a long time. I can't tell you how excited I am to start on each and every one of these variations. I've parried with the very first one and became so frustrated with the bulk when trying over and over again to line up the middle 2 x 1" strips with the 2" x 2" little squares, but if just persevered and persisted and I'm now happy with the finished block. The next one I'm going to tackle is the one which is cut diagonally. My ultimate intention is to produce all of the blocks, choose which ones I can use to repeat enough to make a KS quilt for my son in VA. Thankyou again (wish I knew your first name, though) for making my year! Suzie, Australia.

[@koitsenka]

Keep an eye on Joann's for their big coupons to buy equipment a bit at a time, and Walmart has good fabric cheaper than most, and some tools. I started with a pair of scissors and hand-stitching in my childhood, but slowly amassed a fantastic collection of tools.

[@marionbarber984]

Hi! This is very interesting. I just made a modified nine patch without using nine blocks, just four after watching sew be it quilts with Fallon. I will give it a go using your fun ideas. Take care. Dec. 31, 2023. Marion in Oregon

[@jaltenbernd3383]

Fascinating! So enjoyed your lessons…I plan on doing many of these configurations!

[@helengriffith410]

I have been wanting to make this. You have explained it so nicely, l know I can make one now. Thank you!!!

[@moon-ud8tq]

6:45 exactly what I was wondering and you showed your samples 👍👍👍 best presentation as I got to see so many samples, especially the diagonal cut. Thanks.

[@pinkheartquiltingembroider6505]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@cathysherman8066]

Thank you so very much for taking your time to explain in a way that makes me feel like I could do this. Again thanks for your time.God Bless.

[@heathermcgrath7236]

I really enjoyed your video and all the educational components. I will be working these blocks starting tomorrow. Thank you so much. ❤

[@BarbaraZelcer]

Absolutely fascinating to a completely novice quilter just learning the ropes. Thankyou for such clear and detailed vision explanation. Am becoming more hooked on this new journey every day. 😅

[@elaineadair]

Huge thank you - just what I needed, being a little hesitation to move them, then not getting the effect I was hoping for!

[@pinkheartquiltingembroider6505]

You're very welcome!

[@sandybruce9092]

Just found your videos - I love the “disappearing” type blocks!! And I love my rotating mats. But years ago before the rotating mats were available, I,learned that I could put one of my smaller mats right on top of the big table one - cut and then rotate the smaller mat for the second cut. Those rotating mats are a bit pricey and this tip might help other quilters who,prefer not to spend money when they don’t have to.

[@deelamb7462]

Thank you for your great explanation on these blocks. Yes, it can get expensive to quilt but there are shortcuts that you can take. Our ancestors used clothes. Men's shirts are a great way to start out. I'm currently making bibs for the elderly out of men's shirts. We sometimes have to think outside of the box.

[@patg8932]

Yes, I buy all my fabric from estate sales, church sales, garage sales. One time I got a whole grocery sack full of quilt fabric for only $5, I stuffed it full!

[@MelissaSanders-k7x]

If you put a few dots of hot glue or dots of silicon it works better than medical take to help hold rulers from sliding