There is a pattern called "Twisted Christmas" Wall Hanging. It is by The Gathering Room Quilt Shop.
The material's list references Lil' Twister ruler. It uses the 5" squares. There is a color picture on front, materials list on back. Inside is a single sheet of paper with minimal instructions that give square sizes and state "using Lil Twister ruler instructions, cut and sew together". :thumbdown: There are two color colored diagrams.
However, a very clever board member had already made one and posted two color photos depicting what is in this pattern so you have this for FREE.
I got it at the LQS when they had their teacher preview. They showed 3 different sizes of wreaths so I 'assumed' it would have instructions for 3 sizes inside. NOT SO. You had to take a class to get the other two sizes. However, started experimenting and used 2.5" squares for the 1" finished twister template and 3.5" squares for the 1.75" finished blocks.
The 1.75" template came with a pattern so I had a better understanding of how to use the twister ruler.
I would not buy the wreath pattern again if I were to do it over. :thumbdown:
Hint: The smaller twister templates are easier to cut around because you can put the entire piece on a smaller mat and turn the mat as you cut.
tjbeaver
10-30-2011 03:53 PM
Is there a pattern for the wreath? I have the tool. It is gorgeous.
Sheree from Chicago
10-30-2011 03:55 PM
Beautiful!
dawn payne
10-30-2011 04:25 PM
Adorable; but, looks too complicated for me!
faithfulgranny
10-30-2011 04:56 PM
Thanks so much for all the information! I truly appreciate it, and am anxious to try the wallhanging sometime soon...I have made Magic Pinwheel quilts a few years ago, and this looked like a similar template, but smaller.... faithfulgranny
sunnymom
10-30-2011 05:17 PM
That's neat! Thanks for posting!
JJC
10-30-2011 05:30 PM
Originally Posted by belmer
I have been wanting to make this for a while now and with Chilymac's help I was encouraged to make one. I used the little twister tool that I purchased from CS designs. I'm glad I finally had the courage to make one. They really are so much fun!
