Thread: Twister borders
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Old 09-01-2017, 11:19 AM
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Macybaby
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I'd suggest making the border and then making the braid to fit inside, since that is much easier to size.

I would think a row of solid, then a row of different colored blocks, and another row of solid will give you a line of twister down the the middle. You may have to unsew the pieces and resew them at the corners, and possibly cutting a few more sections seperatly to get that to work. Or you could do two rows of color to get a wider border. I have the mini twister and it gives a pretty small block after you cut and resew.

It really sounds like a neat way to make a border.
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