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Old 01-01-2011, 04:58 PM
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Happy New Year everyone !

I have spent the last few days happily sewing while having a break from home and here's what I had fun with.

Take lots of 5" scrap squares, sew them together, cut them out with the 'lil twister' and look what you get.

All they need now are borders, and quilting. The smaller ones will be dolls quilts, the larger one will become a lap quilt.

They are so easy and quick to make.

Lap Quilt (to have borders) and quilted
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Dolls Quilts (to have borders) and quilted
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Old 01-01-2011, 05:00 PM
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I love my Twisters. I have both sizes.
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They all look great! Happy New Year!
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Oh, I love them. Pardon the "dumb" question - but what's a "lil twister" and where can I get one?
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I love them all :D:D:D
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Old 01-01-2011, 05:02 PM
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We did this quilt at a retreat a few years back. Nice job.
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Love your lil twisters!
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Is there a tutorial on this??/ I should look.
Love the scraps.
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Beautiful!
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The little twister templates come in two sizes, small for 5" blocks, large for 10" blocks. Great for charms and layer cakes sizes. There is a book with patterns to show you how to use it. I'm one of those who do better when I see it do a local quilt shop demonstrated it. There is a lady on here who had a Christmas Wreath wall hanging for her avatar that used the smaller twister ruler.
Great way to get rid of scraps. You can probably find it at any quilt shop or on ebay. Try to google 'lil twister'
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