Charming

Just measured mine for you and it is 8" square and used with 10" squares of fabric

TeresaR

It is not as hard as it looks. You just sew the squares together and then cut them back apart. lol It is really fun and goes together really fast.

marymm

Probably the best way to find one is to Google "Twister quilt tool." I bought the original lil twister and the bigger one for layer cakes. Add the book and it was an investment. My bee met at my house this week--just five of us--and we tried them both out. Everyone went home with a table topper almost finished. We had a lot of fun and all turned out so different looking.

watterstide

I did an on-line PJ party tutorial it was fun..

picture tutorial

https://picasaweb.google.com/strut526/TwisterTableTopperPJPartyFeb18th2011?authuser=0&feat=directlink]https://picasaweb.google.com/strut52...eat=directlink[/url]

https://picasaweb.google.com/strut526/TwisterMugRug?authuser=0&feat=directlink]https://picasaweb.google.com/strut52...eat=directlink[/url]

ragqueen03

i am taking a workshop later this month at our quild. i can hardly wait!!!! borrowing my sister's twister until i find out if i like doing them. she says i gotta make her something with it since i'm using hers. now the big decision - scrappy, patriotic or xmas????

grann of 6

Why don't you just make your own out of plexiglass? I made mine that way, way cheaper than the readymade ones. You can buy the sticky plastic feet at the dollar store to hold it up off the fabric to prevent slippage. There is a thread on here somewhere addressing this subject.

PaperPrincess

thanks Susie, I thought I was the only one who couldn't find them and I've been to that site at least 5 times!!!!!

DanaNVa

They're available as "X-blocks" from
www.queenquiltdesigns.com

playswithcolor

Diane thank you for posting pictures of your twister quilts. i have had the large size twister ruler for about a year.

I really like your quilts. I'm getting the idea that contrast is whats important when choosing fabrics.

Every time i see a picture of a twister quilt it starts telling me to please bump it to the top of my to do list.

sueisallaboutquilts

Thanks for all the help.
Watterstide- I love yours!!

I can't see spending that kind of money on the teeny ones.
The other link has better prices or I may just see if I can make my own.