If anyone is interested in trying this go to quilting.suite 101.com and they have the pattern for free and color sheets to copy too.

I have been looking there and I can't find it. :cry: :cry: :cry:
Could you please go back there and then post a link to it???
Pleeeaase! Pretty Please?????

love it

Beautiful colors! Love it!

google the link and then in the search box put twisted logcabin.

Thank you very much! I got it!

I got the link but couldn't get the pattern
help

In the article under foundation piecing there's a sentence that's underlined that says twisted log cabin block, click on that and that will take you to where you can get the pattern and color sheets. It will be on the left side where you click on which one you need. Hope this helps you Leota. If you still have problems, let me know.

thanks but still can't find it. I got to the site and looked down all the pics on the left side.....saw some about pp but nothing that said foundation piecing

when you get a spare minute, if you could go in and send me the address once you get in....I ouwld really appreciate it.

thanks so much.I really love yours and would like to see the pattern to see if I dare to attempt it.

thanks again...mj

Hey mj Here's a link and you'll be right on the page. Let me know if it works.
Marilyn

http://sites.google.com/site/compend...abinquiltblock

Marilyn.thanks so much.I was getting just so far and couldn't find it.

Got it bookmarked and am really am thinking seriously of trying it...after a few WIPs that are sitting on the table.

Thanks again...MaryJane

Thank-you Marilyn!

oh that's easy for you to say!!!! its beautiful!! very nice job!!

Doug, Be sure to post a picture when you finish yours, good luck!

google logcabin with a twist.suite 101.com and in the article under foundation quilting there's a underlined logcabin with a twist, click on it and it brings you to the pattern. Good luck!

Marilyn posted a link to click on too!

Marilyn, I tried your link and it took me right to the right page. Now hopefully everyone else can find it too.

Wow! This is beautiful - great job!

Well, I'm glad I checked this post again.

I had tried drafting a template and was daunted by figuring out the placement of the fabric.

I'm definitely going to try this one.

Hi Sylvia--you made a beautiful quilt and the colors are outstanding. Who wrote the book Log cabin with a twist??

Barbara Kaempfer wrote Log cabin with a twist. The pattern is also in Borders & finishing touches by Bonnie Browning.

That's why it's important to get a color sheet and color in the colors so you can keep it all straight, Lilaciris.

Love your quilt! I have that book also have this on eon my want to do list. Your quilt inspires me. Thank you for sharing!

Hi Sylvia77, I think you need to make me one. It is a very cool quilt. Talk to you soon.

Hi Sylvia Thanks a Million Now to figure out the colors--May be someday I'll tackle it--It is out of this world Saw it on Alex a few yrs. back

dsj, I would be glad to make you one. PM me if you're serious, ok.

Hi Sylvia77, I just absolutely love yalls quilt...Is it possible to get the pattern from yall???

Would love to do one for my son and my daughter, who both are married and all live in other States.

Pixieone

I've always wanted to do this pattern, but it's in a book, isn't it? I just want the pattern for this quilt, not the whole book. If you'd be interested in sharing the pattern for a price, 'cause I'm sure it's copywrited. Or let me know where I can get it. I'm already collecting rainbow fabrics to make the Diamond Log Cabin Star quilt pattern by dunmar, so both quilts would be in the same color way. Perfect, huh? Thanks! You can PM me.

Thanks for this pattern. I should have read the whole thread before I asked for the pattern. Now I have it and will put it on my to do list.

Wow!! That's is absolutely gorgeous!

Sylvia77,
If you can, put your quilt in a judged show. I did and I won Viewer's Choice.

Love it!

So beautiful! I agree with everyone else--looks like it was hard to do! I love the bright colors against the black!

Hi :D I have just bought a tabletopper kit in this design and I am totally confused by the instructions. The only paper piecing I have done in the past are hexagons and have successfully made a 'Grandmother's garden quilt', I find the hexagons easy, I handsew them and have no problems. The instructions for this kit are for machine stitching and I just cannot get my fogged brain around them - Any help at all would be gratefully appreciated (and is desperately nedded :shock: )
Rummage (aka Sue)

Wow! What a show stopper.

Drop Dead GORGEOUS!!!

Sylvia, Hi, your quilt has been a hit with everyone.

wow

Stunning

wow it's beautiful