Twisted triangles template and project book

Now, with matching up the ends to get the center marks, you could easily get confused as to which end should match up to get the center mark. In turn the entire triangle block would be totally off center. My twisted triangles template paper try out really made some important points clear to me. If you want to save yourself the time of trying out the paper exercise, check mine out.

Hope it helps anyone who is about ready to give this pattern a try, or, if anyone is struggling with the triangles, I hope this might also clear some things up.

Some pieces were cut using paper towels. Then I switched to craft paper. Fold pieces in half to get the center mark. Tip: When working with pieces always make sure the straight edge is on the outside at all times. The first time I folded it I was distracted by something else. Then when I folded the piece I was folding the straight edge and getting the center mark in the wrong place. For the pattern, start with 2 seven inch strips and cut 3 triangles of one fabric, and 3 triangles from another.

With fabric right side up, place the template on the fabric. Take care that you cut accurately. The fabric must not move at all when cutting all sides of the triangle. Cut 3 of each color. Use a small rotary cutter making it much easier to cut close to the template, and around the curves.

From there it will just fall into place easily. Stitch two triangles together first, then the third. Then stitch two together and add the third. You will have two sets of three. With fabric right sides together, stitch one half first, then the second half.

Move slowly, doing three or four stitches at a time and holding seams together until stitching is complete. Watch the video, with the paper try out in mind. Hope this helps. Sign in or create a new account.

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