2-1/2 inch blocks - And I still need to add a border to these blocks.
This will finish up... Or perhaps I should say finish "down" to a 10 inch square mini.
Have a great weekend, folks!
Rosa
Friday, November 16, 2012
Twisted Mini!!!
Gearin' up to sew a Twisted Mini!
2-1/2 inch blocks - And I still need to add a border to these blocks.
This will finish up... Or perhaps I should say finish "down" to a 10 inch square mini.
Have a great weekend, folks!
Rosa
2-1/2 inch blocks - And I still need to add a border to these blocks.
This will finish up... Or perhaps I should say finish "down" to a 10 inch square mini.
Have a great weekend, folks!
Rosa
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That will be a very cute little mini Twister when you're done. I'm looking forward to seeing it when it is complete. You DO have quite a bit of work still ahead of you. I found cutting out the twisted blocks of my full size twister very trying. I finally used the twister as a template and drew around it with a dark pencil, then cut them out with scissors. I hope you have better luck. I still have two completed rows to attach to the main body of the quilt, then perhaps a border or two because it DID get really small. I have lots of usable scraps left over. I might make a border or a binding out of them. I used two Moda "Hoopla" charm packs for mine and some coordinating lime green, VERY bright compared to yours.
Enjoy the process. 8)
Susan in Texas (actually in Louisiana today)
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