I was digging through the closet last week - trying to make room for new stash enhancement acquisitions - and this quilt top reappeared! 
I made the top in 2012 using a stash of red, white, and blue fabrics, and the Twister Tool. I was excited to use the RWB fabrics, but disappointed in how the quilt turned out. It just didn't have the zing I remembered from the quilt shop example. I put the top away, figuring I'd get back to it some day.
I guess I laid my hands on the quilt top on just the right "some day", as I was inspired to add two borders and call it a finished flimsy. Both border fabrics were already in my stash, so it was quick work to wrap things up. The inner border is a white on white featuring scattered stars, and the outer border is a medium blue Moda Grunge.
Once the top is quilted, it can function as a wall-hanging or a lap quilt, as it measures about 66 inches square.
Now that I've had the experience of making a Twister quilt, I don't really want to make another one. It's not a difficult design to assemble, and the tool works as advertised, but one quilt is enough for me!
With that thought in mind, I'm offering my Twister Tool free to anyone who is interested.
This version of the tool works with 10 inch squares of fabric (aka Layer Cakes), but of course, you can also cut the 10 inch squares from fat quarters or yardage.
To provide some inspiration, I'll also include ten 10 inch squares of red, white, and blue fabric with the tool.
Let me know in the comments (include your email address!!) that you are interested in the Twister Tool package, and I'll draw a name and announce the winner next Monday (October 19th). United States residents only - sorry! Postage and the postal system are just too crazy these days!
