Four patch with a twist
 

I was googling "4 patch quilts" and found this tute. Some of you may enjoy trying it.


http://round22.blogspot.ca/2012/07/d...ith-twist.html

Interesting block!

Well here is another thing to add to my list of things not getting done

what a great block... looks a lot easier than working with the individual small triangles. thanks for sharing

What a neat variation to the usual 4 patch. And looks pretty easy. Thanks for letting us know about this.

Loving it! Another bookmark.

I am always on the look out for different blocks and I love this one. It will get people thinking how 'she' did that

I printed the tutorial for my "planned quilts." Thanks.

Thanks for sharing!

Very cool thanks for sharing. Bookmarked for another project!

Thanks!!!!!!

Interesting and looks like fun!

Very interesting block. Thanks for sharing.

Thank you for posting this, I have some 4 patch blocks I have wondered what to do with and I think this might work good for me.

Very nice, thanks for sharing. I need to do this....love it.

Love new ideas on D4P and D9P! Thanks!!!!

Thanks Ranger for the heads up - this is now on my bucket list.

Thanks for sharing this! :)

I think it is beautiful, will have to remember this one.

Added this to my favorites. All kinds of things on this forum. Learn something new every day.

just added another project to my never ending to do someday list.

That would be interesting to see the hole quilt with this block.

Thank you so much for posting my tutorial link! I hope to see some projects made using it.

Janet

Love that block ! Must save this tutorial.

Thanks for sharing!

Interesting idea. I suppose there are various ways you could piece them if you wanted. Thanks.

thank you - I'll do that!

just added this block to my bucket list. my list is so long ah well one day

Thanks for reminding me about that one. I had seen it and liked it a lot and totally forgot about it. It will be a great one to demo at our next guild meeting.. I was thinking of doing a few quick things like that for the next meeting.