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some days ago, I had posted some picts ot 'lil twister variations.... so here is a small tutorial for the 2 colored variation by using the tool for 3 1/2 inches.
Step 1, make 4 patches, size 5 by 5 inch sq. [ATTACH=CONFIG]207434[/ATTACH] Step 2, add squares into rows, sew together [ATTACH=CONFIG]207435[/ATTACH] Step 3, add borders ( cut 3 inches) [ATTACH=CONFIG]207437[/ATTACH] Step 4, the cloth will look like this [ATTACH=CONFIG]207438[/ATTACH] Step 5, sew twister pieces in right order together [ATTACH=CONFIG]207439[/ATTACH] |
oh, I forgot something....the strips for the 4 patch are cut 2 3/4 inch, finished piece should be 5 by 5 inches
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The Twister Tool is on sale at Craft Warehouse right now. :)
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More please!!! I want to see the finished quilt. This is fascinating and I love your color choices.
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I love your colors as well!!! :D
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never knew how this was done, thanks
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Thanks so much for doing this. I do have a question, however. When you say to sew the lil twister blocks in the right order, how do I know what the right order is? I do see that the ones with white need to go on the outside but is there also a rieght order to the inside ones as well? It probably should be obvious but I missed it. Thanks again.
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The right order is the order in which you cut them. I found it easiest to cut one row across, stack them in order and sew them together, then go on to the second row. After you sew a few you will begin to see how they should go but it is pretty easy to get confused if you cut too many or get them out of order.
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Thanks. I had done three twisters but it is the layout (like you shared with us) that is really helpful.
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I would love to see the finished top. Where do you get a pattern? I guess I missed out on the posts for twisters. Thanks for sharing. I'm going to have to look into this.
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