JANEM100

With in the past year I saw a youtube video of someone making a block where the fabric is twisted and sewn to another and then turned to complete the block. I thought it was from The Missouri Star Quilt Company but I don't find it there videos. I believe that there was a book/pattern you could purchase. It was very unusual.

Thank You Jane100

2blackcats

Try googling twisted quilt block. I came up with many choices, but I don't know what the block that you are looking for looks like. Check out the sites and see if it leads you to what you are looking for.

Deborahlees

Did you look on the Missouri Star web site ????

alleyoop1

I googles "twisted star quilt block" and got lots of sites with various patterns. You can probably find what you are looking for by doing the same. Good luck!

Toni C

Twister Tool comes with patterns
http://www.google.com/search?q=twist...w=1600&bih=732
I am finishing one to be king size. Used the big twister that uses 10 inch (layer cake) fabrics. I cut my own

busy fingers

Toni I would be interested to see your progress with your layer cake and twister tool. I have both and am a bit reluctant to cut into the fabric in case I "stuff it up". I have looked at several sites but just cannot make a start.

Any suggestions etc that you could offer would be gratefully accepted.

zennia

Could this be it?
http://www.sewwequilt.com/2011/11/gu...-d-twisty.html

mic-pa

I have the fabric and the 8" tool to make the large quilt and hope to get started this weekend. I also have the smaller ruler (3 1/2") and have made several table runners and placemats with that. Super fun. Easy instructions.,

Deborahlees

I don't know if this is the style you are looking for, this was made using a 6" square and a 4-1/4" custom template. It is a little different, bacause of the white blocks between all the colors....
http://www.quiltingboard.com/picture...s-t201571.html

lovequilts

Just jump in there and go for it. I've made many "twister" quilts. Be aware there is some waste but I saved all the scraps for a scrappy quilt. Once you get the hang of it.....you will love it.