I developed my own technique for this pattern. I do not like the fabric waste involved with the original patterns.

Thanks! I've bookmarked this for later.

Thanks! I'm going to have to print this off and study it more closely. I get the general idea, but need a bit of soak time. I LOVE blocks where you have to square everything up at the end. They always come out perfect that way!

I bookmarked this. THANKS

Thanks for the tutorial.

That is totally cool and you didn't waste fabric. Thank you, thankyou thank you. I love the pattern

Thank you so much.
I have done that technique,
but it was not planned or laid out
for a twister.
GREAT

Oh how fun! I will have to try this one. My only concern would be to make sure I starched the dickens out of it so I wouldn't have trouble with all those bias seams to sew.

Thanks, printed that out and added to the ever growing "TO DO" list.

Thank you for this tute :D:D:D

THANK YOU! I have wanted to make one of these but just hated all the fabric waste. Thank you for sharing!

I printed this out. Now to gather the fabrics!

Well-done! This one I'll try.

Going into my quilting "bucket list". Thanks for the pattern and all of the work you put into it for us.

You're all welcome. Hope you have fun. It's one of the quickest to make up patterns I have - except for the wonky star - I can make that twin or full in about four hours.

thanks for the cool pattern

Nice tutorial!! Thank you

Thanks, I really like this pattern.

Love it! Printed and bookmarked it. Thanks!!

Thanks for the Tuto! A hug!