I finished the twister tree from the fabrics and pattern that my son and dil (daughter -in-love) gave me for Christmas. I like the quilt, but there is really a lot of fabric wasted. Learning a new technique was fun though. I quilted it on my frame and did an all over meander. Now to add a label and a hanging sleeve, then put it somewhere I will remember next Christmas, lol.
I accidentally sewed the bottom 3 rows backwards due to the fact that I couldn't get all the squares on my design wall. But Dave says it looks OK and no one will notice.
Later,
WilmaNC
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This is so pretty and the first time I have seen the twister tree - and yes, who's to know about the 'oops' part.
It came out very nice, good for you to finish up a new project so quickly! I felt the same way about the waste, I made 2 table runners and was glad I didn't invest in the ruler, but just used a paper template. It's fun to learn new ways, though, don't you think?
:-}pokey
That is the cutest twister I ever seen! Very cute!
awesome sister. a finish so that is always a good thing. Patty
It's a great wall hanging and will brighten a wall during December. I, too, thought the method wasted a lot of fabric, but I tried to save the pieces I could and use them in very scrappy blocks.
That's a fab use of the twister method xxx
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