Twisted sister quilt pattern

The Twister template is a popular quilting tool that allows quilters to create intricate and dynamic designs using traditional square quilt blocks. The template features a series of curved lines th…

I have this rug I bought for my my child's room, while preparing the nursery. Not knowing what I was having, I wanted the room to be gender ...

This tutorial is for a quick baby quilt called Twister Quilt. I'm using stash, so it's geared toward that, but I will give you directions for using a purchased layer cake as well. First of all, you'll need 12 10" squares for a baby quilt. I also make a large lap quilt using 42 10" squares. If you're like me, and you're out to do a little stash busting, this is a great project. I pressed a bunch of KP kids fat quarters that I had and I cut two 10" squares from each fat quarter. Then, I cut a…

Twist Block

The Whirlwind Quilt Block goes by a bunch of other names - Modern Envelope, Twin Sisters, Water Wheel, etc, etc. The traditional Whirlwind quilt block uses only 2 colors but I saw one on Facebook that had 4 fabrics and wanted to figure it out for you.

Somebody asked me recently if I ever got tired of patterns (or classes I teach from them) specifically, Twisted Sisters. Ah…. no. In fact I recently finished this top, using up scraps from a…

This is Marg’s Twister quilt and it was made with a batik layer cake and charm squares. If you have never heard of the Twister Rulers I have a tutorial on how to use it here. I demonstrated using the Lil’ Twister ruler which is the smaller one to make a table runner. Marg brought Dream Puff batting, I used Lava thread and we decided on the Whirlygig panto. Yes I was out on the ice this morning….I know I said I would stay off it but I just couldn’t resist shovelling a bit of the snow off to…

This is my American Independence Day gift for you! Happy 4th of July to all my U.S.A. readers! I wrote this tutorial for the Tacoma Modern Quilt Guild, that I belong to, and I thought I would share it with you too. 12 inch Twin Sister block This block is called the Twin Sister block, among other names. This tutorial will make a 12 inch finished block. Cutting: * Red (background) – 1 square at 7 ¼ inches, then cut square into quarters from corner to corner, as in the diagram. one 7 1/4 inch…

The Twister block is simple. The true beauty of the design comes out when the block is repeated and then colored on the quilt in such a way to create the overall design. It's a great scrap quilt, and

Finally! As promised, here are pictures of my finished "Twister" Tree top ..... 37" by 42-1/2" ....and its own little Mini-me! 11-...