barking-rabbit

http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-74576-1.htm

How to lay out the wreath.

Aurora

Here is a link I posted several months ago about how to make your own twister. I would draw it on paper and then reduce it to a smaller size.

http://www.rjrfabrics.com/_media/pat...el_Sunrise.pdf

BMP

I just read somewhere on the net there is also a twister pumkin pattern...I tried finding a pic but came up empty !!

marymm

Looks like the possibilities are endless. I haven't seen many actual patterns other than the book, but will start looking. Maybe if I cut out a few of the pinwheel patterns and started playing with paper shapes, some of them would come to life!

marymm

Just found that Stephany Ivers designed patterns for JOY and for flag. http://gatheringroomquiltshop.com/id70.html Patterns are available at this site--probably the ones you bought, Jim, since I notice the Gathering Room is in Kentucky. So many creative people in this world!

BMP

Who makes the patterns and can you get them online ???
OOPS you must have posted at the same time as me...THNAKS for the link...I am still on the hunt for the pumpkin.

Patched

I didn't think I wanted to do the twister patterns, but the more I read and see I'm getting more and more anxious to try it.

marymm

Bonnie, check this site. It is a quilt shop in Katy, Tx---not far from where I live. They are teaching a twister pumpkin and other Halloween designs, including pumpkin....really cute. Called "Boo Twister." I'll try to telephone them later and see if they sell the patterns.

http://www.quiltnsew.com/classes-955.htm

gramarraine

A friend told be that to find the place to put the line just divide the size of the template by 4. So if you were using a 4" template the lines would be 1" from the sides. I hope this helps.

BMP

Thanks...I am jealous I want to get these patterns....I can almost figure them out but would like to have them to be sure.