A nine patch split corner to corner: three half-square triangles run along one diagonal, with light squares on one side and dark squares on the other.
Usually made scrappy with a different light and dark in each patch; the blocks are then turned to make zigzag, diamond or barn-raising layouts.
Free quilt patterns made from the Split Nine Patch block. Open one to make it your own in QuiltLab.
Half the block is one large triangle; the other half is a stair-step of six small triangles, all pointing the same way like a flock in flight.
Four patches in the corners and centre, all turned the same way so their dark squares make a diagonal chain, with half-square triangles on the sides whose seams run parallel to the chain.
A nine patch with plain corners, a centre square, and four half-square-triangle side units turned the same way round so the star points spin like a pinwheel.
A nine patch with half-square-triangle corners whose dark halves point in to a dark centre square, making a dark X on light side squares.
A leaf on the diagonal of a nine patch: three solid leaf squares, four half-square-triangle points along the top and left, a plain background corner, and a narrow diagonal stem in the opposite corner.
A nine patch with half-square-triangle corners and two-strip side units, the dark halves turned toward a light centre square so they form a square frame with pointed corners.
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