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Ok...So, someone posted something about the Twister Tool leaving too much waste. Keep in mind, I just made a quilt top using the LARGE Twister Tool.
This is what I came up with for the scrap so far. I cut the leftover squares down to 4 1/4" square. I put them right sides together and sewed 1/4" seam around the entire block. Then, I cut the diagonal both ways, and ended up with 4 HST, per set of 4 1/4" blocks. I played with the HSTs I made, and came up with this block. I'm working on using the rest of the scrap to put it into a runner. I'm going to have to change what I have, but at least it's an idea. :) Close Up of Block [ATTACH=CONFIG]116578[/ATTACH] Working on Setting for a Runner [ATTACH=CONFIG]116579[/ATTACH] |
Awesome!
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Very pretty!
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Thanks DW I an making my mom a lap quilt with the large twister, now I know what to do with the scraps!!
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Very nice! It has to be an awefully tiny piece of scrap for it to be useless!
Carol B |
Wow!!!
What a great idea!!! Next one I do I will have to work just a little harder and have more!!!!!!! |
WTG. Nice block!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Great Idea and looks very nice.
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sheer genius!!
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I love the look of this so far!
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Love it,great idea
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Great job!
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you really know how to 'work your fabric' - wowzie
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wow it looks realy nice,nice work
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Thanks so much, Dawn...bookmarking this! Haven't made a Twister yet but it is on the ever-growing 'to do' list :)
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I know that you cut carefully, you can take the smaller twister tool and cut the scraps and make a smaller version of the larger quilt you made. It is probably better to draw, then cut when you do that.
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I will be bookmarking this also, because I was the one to question the waste, and such a great way to make use of it.
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Great job!
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Wow!!! That is great.
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Very inventive and a really pretty design. That's what's great about this board....someone raises a question and someone else comes up with a brilliant solution.
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That looks great! I have both the large and the small tool and haven't made either yet...thinking about the wase. Thanks for the idea!!
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Very clever - and very pretty!
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Awesome!!
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wow, great way to make 2 quilts out of one!
Rae |
Great save!!
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Great job. Thanks for sharing these tips. Waste not, want not!
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Great idea! I try to use my twister scraps in my borders or reverse side of project!
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What a great idea! Thanks.
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That's pretty!
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Nice save on the leftovers!! Seeing it up close...i love the dragonfly fabric!!!
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Very clever!! Love the pattern you have come up with. Well done :thumbup:
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Originally Posted by Char
sheer genius!!
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Awesome!
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WOW,i just love your fabric :thumbup: can't wait to see the twister quilt. Connie in CO
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Very nice work! I like it.
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Gorgeous fabrics and colours! Beautiful.
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Nice save.
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Very pretty :)
I also used up my scraps from the twister I made and ya know what? At the end there was very little waste so I was pleased :) They made great squares with very little waste. I love what you're doing with the runner :) |
I really like what you have done with the scraps. You have created a brand new project that could be made to go along with your original quilt on a dresser.
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Awesome, well I saved mine back to do something with, now I know what!
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