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    A Twister pattern with little (or no) waste

    I found this tutorial on the "Fabrics & Quilts" blog. It's for a Twister quilt with little to no waste. I found it rather confusing, but then again... it doesn't take much to befuddle me... LOL! Maybe you'll understand it better than I did & will enjoy it...

    http://fabricsnquilts.blogspot.com/2...e-project.html
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    Basically, you are just squaring up the scraps and using them

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    I saw something similar somewhere else. I'm doing a twister right now & going to use the extra pieces in the border.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cindy60545 View Post
    I saw something similar somewhere else. I'm doing a twister right now & going to use the extra pieces in the border.
    Please post pix when you're done! I'd love to see it!!!
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    Just bought the small twister ruler - another 'to do' on my list.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jamsbuying View Post
    Just bought the small twister ruler - another 'to do' on my list.
    You & me both! My ever-expanding to-do list... LOL!
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    jamsbuying:I've made several twisters I love them....

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    That is easy. I have the twister tool and never really understood how to use it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sewfine View Post
    That is easy. I have the twister tool and never really understood how to use it.
    Same here. I find the instructions it comes with confusing (granted, it doesn't take much to confound me, but... LOL!).
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    I bought the Lil Twister and June Tailor's Twist and Turn. I really plan on doing one of these--one day!

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