Twister tool quilt patterns

Layered, Quilted and Bound The wall-hanging measures 22-1/2" square Although I was not aware of it at the time I wrote this post, a ...

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…

You've probably been seeing this great new technique a lot lately! This table topper is hanging in our store, just behind the front counter. Everyone is always wondering, "How did you make that?" It may look difficult, but is actually A LOT easier than you think! Let us introduce you to the "Lil' Twister Tool." It's a small square ruler that allows you to easily make pinwheels without tracing or having to use templates. This ruler has nice gripper feet on the bottom to prevent it from…

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

http://missouriquiltco.com -- Jenny Doan demonstrates how to use the Lil' Twister tool from Country Schoolhouse Designs. The tool comes in two sizes - the L...

Do you love to collect rulers and gadgets? I have a fair share and this year am giving them all a run. First up, the 10 inch twister tool...

Use the Lil Twister template tool to make this fun Northern Cardinal quilt. Take a look at just how tiny the blocks are with this dime by them!

Hi, I'm Marilyn Foreman with Quilt Moments patterns. I am happy to talk to you today about my 3 new patterns featuring the popular Lil' Twister and Twister tools: Twister Illusions (QM131), Twister Tapestry (QM130) and Triple Twister (QM127).The Lil' Twister and Twister tools were created by Marsha Bergren of CS Designs (Country Schoolhouse) and they continue to be on the top selling notions lists.The Lil' Twister is used with 5" squares and the Twister uses 10" squares.My 3 pinwheel…

This is one of the most visited posts over the years. It was from a class on the twister ruler/technique. As a sideline to the actual class my friend Alva shared the placement of the first block in…

This quilt pop right off the fabric.