I started a wreath.I don't have enough fabric to go around the inner boarder.So i'm kinda stuck.
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I had to go again to the website, this one: http://karlamenaugh.blogspot.com/200...am-morris.html
and really look at how it was done. I wasn't getting it for a while but after really going back and forth between the two pictures I finally have it figured out. It is much easier than it looks at first glance. |
Love the idea of a wreath - had never thought of that before! I've done a few of those using the book with several variations on tesselations - and making your own template. I just love tesselations - have one that I designed myself - shape,design and all. My favorite of any quilt I have made to piece.
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So very pretty! I've never heard of that twister tool either. How did you find it? Is it easy to use?
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Those are fun ... look very much like Christmas wreaths. Love em!
warm quilt hugs, sue in CA |
Sigh. Another thing I need to add to my 'to do' list. Great job!
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Amazing, they are wonderful!!
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Love all of these. Keep up the good work.
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Originally Posted by todally road
I love this tool...I just went online to Joanns, Missouri Star and Hancocks..and it isn't there...and idea where I can pick one up? You did a great job..thanks
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Mine is done, ready to machine quilt. I plan to put it on my frame & free motion it. So, am wondering, any of you who have made one, how did you quilt it? I am thinking, filling in alot of the background, gee, what's it called, lol. Then just kind of lightly meandering over the wreath part itself, then kind of stitch in the ditch the border areas. So, what has everyone else done? (I never do anything quilt wise, the fast easy way, as you will see when you see mine, lol...) I am thinking of adding some little xmas charms, or beads in the background area too, but that is still just a thought right now...
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I don't know how to machine quilt so on the first one I made I just did some hand quilting around the wreath, on the second one I did some straight machine stitching around wreath and on the border, would love to had it quilted all over, so much prettier that way. Be sure and show us the picture of yours when finished.
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Yes, be sure to show us, I am almost ready to start quilting mine and was wondering the same thing.
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I can't wait until Christmas because that's when I get my rulers. My Dad came for Thanksgiving and I took him to the LQS and he got them for me. YAY!!! Can't Wait!!
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Originally Posted by DebbieLynn
That is awesome, I bought that pattern this past week and it is on my agenda for this weekend!!
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Originally Posted by amazon
craftybear posted this :http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-51221-1.htm its a link to a tute. and this link http://www.country-schoolhouse.com/twister_tool.htm. Thanks again Craftybear :thumbup:
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Thanks, i was wanting to find the wreath pattern too...??
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Originally Posted by Boopers
Several years ago there was a pattern book called "Square Dance". I can't remember who wrote it or published it, but it was the same design.
Same idea and same result though, my one template is the same size, my bigger one isn't as big as the large Twister. Bev |
Originally Posted by Chilly Mac
I am experimenting with the "Twister" tool. The after result looks very different from the before. Preety neat little tool although there is some fabric wasteage. I am wondering how I should quilt these.
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Originally Posted by CompulsiveQuilter
These are great! What is the twister tool?
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Originally Posted by Boopers
Several years ago there was a pattern book called "Square Dance". I can't remember who wrote it or published it, but it was the same design.
Hi, I just happen to have the book from the library. My book is titled, Square Dance, Revised Edition, by Martha Thompson. It is has That Patchwork Place on the cover. The ISBN is: 1-56477-586-0. For further information contact Martindale & Company at www. martingate-pub .com or by phone at 1-800-426-3126, as per the information in the book I have from the library. Pam M |
Love this.....I am also thinking of getting a twister tool. I have a ten inch block die so this would be awesome.
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I bought the 'lil twister tool last week on vacation in Vermont. Great idea! I can't wait to start working with it.
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You tube
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I modified 3.5" and 4.5" Omingrid templates last year (making my own "Twister" rulers) and had some fun playing with them. They are pretty neat.
I wonder IF I can find that.. hmmmmmm Here's a youtube on the concept - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3NWNu...eature=related . |
I found a wonderful free tutorial for the Christmas Wreath using the Twister tool (small) You use 5 inch squares. THANK YOU!
http://www.quiltinglinda.com/categor...1/#comment-748 |
Originally Posted by Chilly Mac
I am experimenting with the "Twister" tool. The after result looks very different from the before. Preety neat little tool although there is some fabric wasteage. I am wondering how I should quilt these.
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Thanks for your post. I love this pattern. I plan to make one this weekend.
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I love your Wreath. I am going to try & make it.
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These are pretty! :)
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Very nice, great job
Have a Blessed day Ellen |
I love these little tools.. I want to find the third one. Its the real little one.
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That is so cool. I want to get a twister tool.
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This is pretty, can u tell me what size blocks u used and how wide the boarder is.
Thanks. Pam |
Originally Posted by stitchinwitch
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It is so cool - the second design looks like a wreath - oooo the possibilities. Where did you discover the twister and let us know more please.
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Originally Posted by quilter2
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The Twister tool is great, I have both. I made the Christmas Wreath using the small one. I want to use the one for 10" blocks using 30's fabric for my next quilt.
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Those are pretty cool. Thank you for showing the original layout. That was so interesting to see. It is on my bucket list.
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wow they all look awesome.
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Love your color choices. I hope you have saved your scraps because you can get some very nice pieces for mini quilts if you have cut around the twister tool carefully. Just a suggestion for future twister projects.
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Awesome. I've been thinking about finding the "twister tool" for some time. Just have too many UFO's to begin something new. But.....one day! Thanks for sharing.
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