How to Use the Twister Ruler and Primitive Pinwheel Rulers by Lisa Bongean of Primitive Gatherings

[@annwitten4359]

The Itty-bitty is darling! When I saw the pinwheel quilts at my local market, I thought that there was no way I could make one of those, especially since I am a new quilter. But, you make it look so easy and the results are are so amazing that I definitely have to give it a try! Thank you for the tutorial. :)

[@cdpquilter50]

I love the Twister Ruler. So many variations. One tip I would like to share is this: cut one row then sew that row together before cutting out the next row. This reduces the possibility of a square getting "twisted and turned the other way."

[@stitchnmouse]

+cdpquilter50 I didn't sew mine up right away but did make sure I had them placed in new rows as I cut each one out. I also found not to overcut each square out as they are so close together. I have made 2 things and would like to try the itty-bitty.

[@irenejackson1718]

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[@merlinsamson]

I bought the mini twister ruler. I tried two of them. Both didn't wok out. The first was not straight at all and the second, when I cut the last row the lines didn't line up with the rulers. So something I do wrong. Can someone help me? I really tried to work accurate.

[@afeliyy]

Thank you!