New twisters?
#61
I just finished a new draft--trying for a smaller tree. Tomorrow I'll try to put it together and see if it works. I have seen the second twist book, I think it's called "Let's Twist Again." BUt I've only seen it online. I would like to glance through pages to see if it's worth me spending more since I have already bought one book and two tools. It is addictive. I'm wondering if there will be lots more patterns at the International Quilt Festival this fall.
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[quote=klgreene]
I know how to copy and paste the link, but I was trying to send pictures and they would not paste on this page...maybe I am totally dumb when it comes to this computer,,,,but I PM'd them to her and they are really cool.
Thanks so much for your help. I REALLY like your little quarter size lil twister wall hanging..
Originally Posted by sailsablazin
Just a few days ago on the QB--August 26th or 25th,,,there were a ton of pictures of Lil Twisters...including wreaths and discussisons. I copied them but can only "cut and paste" and that isn't working to show you. (computer illiterate).
If you want to send a private e-mail address, I can forward the pictures otherwise I don't know how to get them to you.
If you want to send a private e-mail address, I can forward the pictures otherwise I don't know how to get them to you.
Thanks so much for your help. I REALLY like your little quarter size lil twister wall hanging..
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Originally Posted by klgreene
Here is a quick look at the way the lil twister tree should be laid out. It isn't a tut, just some instructions on how many blocks you need to do before you twist. Hope it helps someone.
#65
Good job, Katie. I have a smaller version graphed out with a different trunk, but before I share, I want to make a version. The one I'm working on is nine rows by nine rows....May not work at all, but I thought I'd try. Unfortunately it may be a couple of days.
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Originally Posted by klgreene
Here is a quick look at the way the lil twister tree should be laid out. It isn't a tut, just some instructions on how many blocks you need to do before you twist. Hope it helps someone.
#67
Originally Posted by marymm
Good job, Katie. I have a smaller version graphed out with a different trunk, but before I share, I want to make a version. The one I'm working on is nine rows by nine rows....May not work at all, but I thought I'd try. Unfortunately it may be a couple of days.
#68
Originally Posted by marymm
Good job, Katie. I have a smaller version graphed out with a different trunk, but before I share, I want to make a version. The one I'm working on is nine rows by nine rows....May not work at all, but I thought I'd try. Unfortunately it may be a couple of days.
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there's a pict. here that made squares with the scraps for a border ~ just to give you an idea:
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-134922-1.htm
mommamac
On August 25th there was a whole discussion on the Lil Twister and lots of pictures....check it out.
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-134922-1.htm
mommamac
On August 25th there was a whole discussion on the Lil Twister and lots of pictures....check it out.
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Originally Posted by sailsablazin
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On August 25th there was a whole discussion on the Lil Twister and lots of pictures....check it out.
On August 25th there was a whole discussion on the Lil Twister and lots of pictures....check it out.
Thanks,
Margaret
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