I wanted to use a group of the stacked triangles that result from the first 45 degree cut on a row of fabric, stacked for octagons. While trying to decide if I should set them on white or black, it occured to me to set them on both :) By not putting them in each square, I think it gives a scattered look. I bordered two sides of each pinwheel, so they would float in the block and the "twins" could come together at the edge of the blocks.

oh my, that is beautiful!

Aren't you clever! This is a beautiful and fascinating quilt! Great job!

:) :) :) :)

Thanks so much! I make a lot of quilt tops with stacks in them, so I have a lot of leftovers of stacked fabrics.

Your mitered border is awesome (I still haven't mastered Y seams...) Love your pattern and a great use for scrap pieces. Oh. I just realized you did it using HST's. What a cool way to do it.

You are really artistic. Your quilts are so unique and fabulous

You are really artistic. Your quilts are so unique and fabulous

Very nice job!

great twist on the twister!