When she did this post the other day....I said to myself "I just gotta have it", I don't care what I have to do but just gotta have it!" If you click on her link above you will see her take on this vynl and how to use it.
Will be great for diapers bags, cosmetic bags, lunch bags....the list goes on....
Next, I have seen this "lil' twister on several blogs, I sure wish I could remember whos...sorry, I have seen it several times....but seeing again the other day and knowing that I was close to a quilt store...well......I was off and running again.
So....here is a site to go to to see some twister quilts
Quilting Fever
Life is a Stitch
Trust me if I was at home, you would have first hand samples from me. Oh....to be near a machine.
23 comments:
You are detrimental to my wallet. LOL!
Thank you!!
Ciao dall'Italia!!!!
That is a new one to me. I wonder if it will be shown at Houston. Hmmmmmmmmmmmm
I saw the little twister demo at the Quilt Show here in Spokane, really really cool!!! Can't wait to see what you do with it!
I think that laminate material would be wonderful for a lot of things. Check out my blog for the cute lunch tote my daughter bought me. I think I could make some of these. Do they make this foamy material? I love fast and simple. I could see these quilted. I could pad it with fleece but love the easy finish they used. Any ideas?
I was recently thinking I needed to make myself a lunch bag for work. I was wondering which vinyl to use and now I know.
I've seen a couple blogs using the Lil' Twister and have been contemplating whether or not to buy it. I think I might just break down and buy one. I like the idea that you can use charm packs and end up with a wow quilt.
I just love finding different ways to use all kinds of stuff.....thanks Barb!!!
Wow! I love that little twister thing. Where can I get one?
You must be going through withdrawal without the machine close at hand. Poor baby! I know you will make up for it when you get home.
Just found your blog and I love it! Thanks for all the neat informantion and fabulous tutorials.
So you got some vinyl? Great! Now you can make a Lil' Twister lunch box or diaper bag!!!
Oh nooo, now I've just gotta have one of those rulers too. I wonder if they've made it over to the UK yet? Better go and have a look I think.
I think I saw some where Moda had laminated fabs.I will be having a class soon withe Lil Twister taught by Alice.
Want to do some holiday runners with it.
Hope you get near a machine soon! You maybe going into with drawl!!
Hugs,
Lola
I made a Little Twister tablerunner. You'll be amazed how easy and quick it is!
WHAT?? You don't have a sewing machine with out??? Maybe you can go to a retailer and ask if you could test all their machines and do some stitching in the process LOL.
Crispy
What....I'm completely insulted....you did not remember it was me who posted about the Let's Twist on my blog? Oh I don't know if there are enough tissues in all of Houston to wipe my tears....a river will flow....and you will need a row boat :)
I have used the vinyl on several things....it is incredible....I think I may even have some downstairs in my stash....do I need to bring that to Houston too? How about some extra gigs of memory? If anyone asks if I've gained weight....I'm going to proudly announce, YES....it is the extra gigs I needed to remember who you are so I can come back and haunt you in my next life ...LOL
Smiles,
Kelly
Me too I want one of those rulers too... looks fun to use.
Hi Barb, little twister, since I am not a quilter yet, I have no idea what that really does, but would love to see a demo..very cool I am sure!
thanks for sstopping by, always apprecited!
Barb
Be strong...your machine will be waiting for you when you get home and there will be a burst of stored-up creative energy that will astound and amaze.
I've seen Jackie's lil twister quilt and it really is stunning, love it! I'll be getting some of that laminate also, I've seen it on another blog. You need some hand work while you're traveling.
The Little Twister looks like fun..can't wait to see what you do with it.
Micki
I used a laminated fusible quite a few years ago on a placemat/runner for under our Hanukkah candelabra. It worked well and washed well. I had seen it at a friend's house-she used on her kitchen chairs so that they could be fabric covered and still wipeable when the kids spilled.
I really want to try that little twister too. Looks like a fun way to make pinwheel quilts
SheilaC
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