Showing posts with label Twister Sisters. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Twister Sisters. Show all posts
Monday, June 26, 2023
Rainbows & Unicorns Panel Quilt with Frame & Twist Border
I saw this panel a while back and bought it because I knew right away I wanted to make the Frame & Twist Border for this panel, from Twister Sisters. I used scraps I had for the Twister blocks, using the colors in this panel. I even used white scraps of fabric too. I backed it with a flannel material, which is soft, but even trying to free motion quilt this on my Supreme Slider, it was not wanting to freely move! So I think a walking foot and straight line quilting is the only way to quilt with a flannel for the backing from now on. But even with the struggle I had, I LOVE how this quilt turned out!!!
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Saturday, November 6, 2021
Twister Gnome Table Runner now has 2 Sizes
I love this Twister Gnome Table Runner from Around the Bobbin. I made one a few years ago and sold it. Lisa (from ATB) decided to include a smaller size in her pattern, so I tested this for her. It measures 11" x 29", so it's slightly smaller than her original runner which measures 15" x 39". So now you can choose the size you want to make to fit your table best.
I had an Ombre fabric and I wondered how it would look if I used it for making the Twister pinwheels. Well it came out great! I really love the look and think I will make some more Twisters in Ombre fabric again.
| I love these cute gnomes. I used different reds for their hats and gave 3 gnomes white beards and 3 gnomes gray beards. See next photo too: |
| I quilted 1/4" from the seams on the Twister side and used a serpentine stitch on the right side of the runner. |
| While I used the Ombre fabric on the cut squares that you sew together, I didn't have enough for the border, so I used a yellow/green fabric that blended perfectly. |
| The Mini Twister tool is needed to cut the pieced squares into the Twister sections. |
| The runner with the applique gnomes at each end and the Twister pinwheels looks so good, especially in the Ombre fabric!! |
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