weasier22

I fell in love with the twister quilts and started this one in early December of last year. I had it pin basted for months ... eye surgery ... other projects ... all kept me putting off the quilting of this twister. Finally ... I was able to get it done!!! I so enjoyed making this pattern. Lots of fun! Went looking for a quilt hanger on Tuesday ... couldn't find what I had in mind ... Thought I'd use wooden wall brackets - small ones - along with a dowel through a sleeve on the back. Well, the craft store I went to did not have any wooden wall brackets. Found the dowel and end caps only. Was really disappointed. Then I saw them ... clothes pins! All sizes! My mind started turning ( did you smell it burning?!) ... Bought 4 clothes pins and little hanging pieces that I nailed to the backside of each pin. I just love them! Think I'll give them a coat of paint. Not sure what color...have to think on it (oh no ... here comes some more burning!). Hung it proudly above my mother's sewing machine ... I call her "Tootsie" in honor of my mom! Hope you all like it as much as I do!

sharon b

What a fun wall hanging ! What about just staining the clothes pins- then they will go with everything

gaby4v

Love the quilt!!! Great job. And what a neat idea to hang the quilt. I agree with sharonb, I would stain the clothes pins.

pastimesquiltdesign

I've never met a twister I didn't love. Cute machine and fun that you named her in honor of your mom. Peggy

twinkiedog

How cute is that. Love the Twister. Loved the clothes pin idea. Good for you. Thank you for sharing with us.
ruthie

ruthrings

Great fabric choices!

Bunstutu

Where did you find the clothes pins? They are really cute.

thebossbab

Very nice and I had a good laugh reading your comments about your minf burning!!lol! A very pretty piece to hang above your Mother's sewing machine.

Lynnie25

What a gorgeous twister wallhanging, love the colours.

BizzieLizzie

Lovely quilt and great idea!