Twister tool
#1
Could you tell me where I could order the twister tool? Preferably on a site that also sells fabric. I will have to pay an excessive amount of postage to Europe, so it might be best if I could also order some fabric to make it worthwhile.
Thank you!
Thank you!
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Originally Posted by Thusnelda
Could you tell me where I could order the twister tool? Preferably on a site that also sells fabric. I will have to pay an excessive amount of postage to Europe, so it might be best if I could also order some fabric to make it worthwhile.
Thank you!
Thank you!
http://quiltshops.com/index.html
and here:
http://webstore.quiltropolis.net/mal...uilt-shops.asp
Both sites will list all the shops that carry it, and they all sell fabrics on their websites.
There are, obviously, other shops not included, who may or may not list on their website or carry it at all.
But that's a start.
Or, the other option, go to a glass shop and have your own made from lucite. ;-)
#4
Thank you for your prompt responses. I didn't get anywhere with google search. But your suggestions seem worthwhile to follow up on.
Have my own made seems like a good option but I'd need a pattern for it first. On the other hand, you can glimpse enough of it on the sites where it's on sale. Then I'd just have to get some directions.
Have my own made seems like a good option but I'd need a pattern for it first. On the other hand, you can glimpse enough of it on the sites where it's on sale. Then I'd just have to get some directions.
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Originally Posted by Thusnelda
Have my own made seems like a good option but I'd need a pattern for it first. On the other hand, you can glimpse enough of it on the sites where it's on sale. Then I'd just have to get some directions.
So if each blade starts 2" in from the corner,, then it has to be that way on ALL 4 sides of the square.
Now connect those dots thru the center.
See?
Now by adjusting the angle - as long the lines still bisect the center, you can get a totally different look (from every other Twister quilt out there), with the same amount of work.
Just saying. ;-)
#7
Originally Posted by MTS
Originally Posted by Thusnelda
Have my own made seems like a good option but I'd need a pattern for it first. On the other hand, you can glimpse enough of it on the sites where it's on sale. Then I'd just have to get some directions.
So if each blade starts 2" in from the corner,, then it has to be that way on ALL 4 sides of the square.
Now connect those dots thru the center.
See?
Now by adjusting the angle - as long the lines still bisect the center, you can get a totally different look (from every other Twister quilt out there), with the same amount of work.
Just saying. ;-)
#10
Originally Posted by MTS
Originally Posted by cattailsquilts
So, if I take one of my square rulers and add off-set lines, I'll have my own twister ruler... Hmm, pondering!! :)
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