available in 3 different sizes for finished strip widths of: 1/2 inch for block sizes of 4 inch (10 cm), 5 inch (13 cm), 6 inch (15 cm) - item 8262 1 inch for block sizes of 8 inch (20,3 cm), 10 inch (25,4 cm), 12 inch (30,5 cm), 14 inch (35,6 cm) - item 8230 1 1/4 inch for block sizes of 10 inch (25,4 cm), 12 1/2 inch (31,8 cm), 15 inch (38,1 cm) item 8231

Clear acrylic templates to cut corner triangles and setting triangles, which are needed for all 'on-point'-blocks. Available in 2 different sizes.

Not for use with rotary cutters!! Use these rulers to mark scalloped and serpentine quilt edges. Mark fabric before quilting, quilt before cutting scalloped edges. Also for projects like pillows, placemats, napkins and table runners with rounded corners. Also use to round the edges of vests, shirts, hand towels, window valances and pillow cases. Make scallops with lengths of: Mini = 2 inch, 3 inch, 4 inch, 5 inch Large = 6 inch, 7 inch, 8 inch. 9 inch and 10 inch.

Kite and Crown templates to make Hexagons. The two pieces also work together for more shapes. As hexagon quilts are more and more popular, quilters appetites for more shapes in the hexagon family must be answered. Happily, both of these shapes also can be used for very nice One Patch scrap quilts. These shapes are also used to make the popular Antique Rose block. Six equilateral triangles are created by connecting opposite corners of a hexagon. In a similar way six kite shapes are created by connecting the center point of opposite flat sides of a hexagon. A Crown is the shape created when 2 kites are joined on one long side. They are 1/3 of a hexagon and can often be used to replace cutting and sewing two kites. Available in 2 different sizes: item-no. 8287 for 2 inch hexagons (5,1 cm) item-no. 8288 for 3 inch hexagons (7,6 cm) These templates work perfect together with template sets G (item-no. 8950) and H (item-no. 8951),