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| I showed my fiber arts group how to make one of these Lil' Twister style pinwheel quilts at our last meeting, and I made this small one as an example of how it is sewn and cut and put together. I used scraps of batiks and handyed fabrics for this small quilt. |
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WOW! fantastic work as always Daryl. Your group must really enjoy and appreciate you amazing experience and teaching!! Beautiful. Have a fantastic day!!!
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Norma
-the twisted pinweels always looks great, love this tool.
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Bente
i love this, i made one but i didn't use enough contrast. i particularly like that its easy to make but looks difficult.
ReplyDeletetara
Gorgeous, so bright and cheerful.
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ReplyDeleteLove the bright colors in this quilt.
ReplyDeleteSImple but fun! THanks for rejuvinating this cutie under our Tuesday Archives Twister theme.
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