Twister quilt
 

I was asked to make a twister quilt. I was showen a picture of a quilt that someone had done. I thought it would be really hard. I started looking and found the twister ruler. OMG i think its my favorite Quilt todo at the moment. I just dont like the amount of waste from doing the quilt. but the effect is worth it. This is the sample I am made.[ATTACH=CONFIG]518074[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]518075[/ATTACH] I am gonna finish this and use it cover a end table or put it in the center of my table.

That came out great. Love the gingham. I also have a thing about the waste with the twister tool. You can square them up & sew them back together, but if youa re into minis, they also make a teeny tiny twister that you can use to recut

I've done a couple. They are fun and kind of addicting too :-) Nice job on yours.

that came out really great with all the ginghams.

nicely done

The Twister can be made with another technique, for those who don't have the tool. Cut 4 Squares of different fabrics, say 6 inch x 6 inch. Stack them. Mark each side at 2 inch, and 4 inch (each side is marked into thirds) then use your plastic ruler and rotary cutter to cut your stack into 4 pieces. Cut across from the 2-inch mark to the 4-inch mark along the opposite side. Cut from the 4-inch mark to the 2-inch mark along top to bottom. You will end up with 16 identical pieces, which you then mix and swap around to make 4 new squares. Lay them out so that the pinwheels appear. Stitch. Then trim to perfect squares (now about 5 1/2 inch x 5 1/2 inch). These trimmed squares will make your row. Do your entire lay-out before you sew the rows. I learned this technique from Benita Skinner several years ago.

This is great.

That twister is certainly a lovely pattern.

Great quilt! I love how the twister quilts turn out.. I just don't know about the waste. I have to think about it some more before I try one