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Made from Twister quilt leftovers

11 years ago

I made a Twister quilt from a layer cake last year and had 4.5 inch squares left after cutting the twister blocks. The squares are not cut on the straight of grain. I used my Go! cutter and the small Drunkards Path die to cut the scraps for this quilt.

The colors in this pic are not exactly true. I took it tonight under the light at my ironing board.

Linda OH

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K8Orlando
11 years ago
You are a quilt wizard!
rosajoe_gw
11 years ago
I like it!!
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nanajayne
11 years ago
Good for you! They are looking good and what a fun way to use up scraps. Waste not want not as the old saying goes. Nice job. TFS
lindaoh_gw
Original Author
11 years ago
Here is a picture taken outside today. It's closer to the true colors.
Linda OH
magothyrivergirl
11 years ago
Very nice! I'm happy to see you playing with all your toys!
Very good use of the leftover pieces.
pirate_girl
11 years ago
Quite lovely & fun. I envy you working w/ circles & drunkards quarters like that, I'm still too chicken.

Good for you, really nicely done. Oh yes, the outdoors pic really shows the colors quite differently. TFS.

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