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This 3-1/2 inch square features easy-to-read black and white markings printed in 1 inch grids marked in 1/8 inch and 1/4 inch increments. Use the easy-to-read, black numbers (printed on white dots) and the 1/4 inch grip sides to cut whole inches. The 1/4 inch dashed lines printed on two adjoining sides aid in trimming seam allowances. Use the patented Turn-A-Round feature – designated by the easy to read, numerical white numbers (printed on black dots) and the 1/2 inch grip sides – to add the 1/2 inch seam allowance.
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Sale!The 90 Degree Triangle Tool is designed to work with Ombre fabrics. The tool aids in cutting the ombre into gradient pieces to assemble 90 triangles.
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Magic Pins feature blue comfort grip heads that are resistant to heat. These quilting pins are approximately 1-3/4in long. They come with a designer storage case.
- Color: Blue Heads
- Made of: Metal and Plastic
- Use: Quilting Pins
- Size: 1.75in long
- Included: 50 pins and Case
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The specially designed lip on this ruler automatically allows 1/4 inch seam allowance to any angle for your rotary cutter. - Tapered edge to fold back foundation. - Wider for easier handling. - Use one tool for straight edge and for trimming 1/4" seam allowance. - Paper piece faster with less motion.
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The Binding Tool is a must have tool for every quilter. Use it to make the ends of your binding match everytime....or use it to make a braided quilt block. For binding: When you finish the last seam of the binding only an angled seam will work to reduce the bulk of this last step. Two cuts and two measurements and you're on you way to a great finish. This tool makes a perfect ending every time. 2-1/2in x 8in For piecing: See me use it in this episode of the Midnight Quilt Show to make a braided star quilt.
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One side features a sharp seam ripper ready to remove piecing, then flip around and rub the other end across the seam to remove excess threads from fabric.
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Sale!The 60 Degree Triangle Tool is usually used with an ombre fabric to get all the colors of the ombre into a 60 degree triangle. There are other uses for the 60 degree Triangle Tool. Patterns are suggested for use with the tool.
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Sale!No need to mark your fabric when cutting a straight line. Whether your fabric is textured or flat, you can be assured your cut line is on point.
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Sale!The perfect way to spray your flatter spray (or any starch spray). Just pour it in and spray away. This stylish sprayer includes the saying, Keep Calm and Quilt On
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Sew faster and more easily without losing your precision. These purple vinyl strips replace masking tape and moleskin with a re-positionable stop that doesn't leave sticky residue. The thickness creates an edge that guides the fabric in front of the foot. Sew with confidence every time.
