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...

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

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 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…

I love discovering new quilting tools and you can never have too many...never. My newest discovery is the Lil' Twister rulers. I bought the set of rulers and book for the guild and thought I would be a good president and test them out to make sure they are as good as they look :) I am happy to report they are fantastic and can be use to create either a tesselation quilt or a four patch pinwheel quilt. I thought I would try making the four patch pinwheel table runner first. The rulers come in…

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…

Hello Everyone, As promised, I wanted to show you how to use the Lil' Twister Template to make the tessellating pinwheels. I hope you enjo...

Hey, have you ever seen those cool 'Twister' quilts? I for one, am attracted to quilts that have stars or interesting block motifs. Here is an easy way get a complicated look with a really easy method. All you need are some charm squares and the 'twister' tool. Here we go! First you need to sew all your charm squares together in a patch work style. Once you get them sewn together, then we cut and the magic happens! Now we start cutting. You have to have the interior border so that you have a…

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I'm delighted to be here for the end of 2017 FAL Quarter 2 tutorials week to share something fun with you. At least, I hope you'll think...