Best quilting stencils & templates according to redditors

We found 14 Reddit comments discussing the best quilting stencils & templates. We ranked the 10 resulting products by number of redditors who mentioned them. Here are the top 20.

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u/nohelicoptersplz · 10 pointsr/quilting

I think there are several different names for this type of pattern. I've always called them "twister" quilts since you need a Twister Tool to do them. The tool comes in a few different sizes. I have a 10 inch one. These are super easy quilts to do, especially if you use pre-cuts.

http://www.amazon.com/Twister-Pinwheel-Quilt-Template-Squares/dp/B005C3PAEQ

u/ichmoimeyo · 2 pointsr/chromeos

I bought EZ Quilting Template Plastic 12x18 (Thin) from my local Ben Franklin Crafts Store for about $3-4


Search 073077700517 will hopefully find a suitable local vendor for you.

else...

AMAZON x1 $1.49+$7 shipping : Wrights 670051 Plastic Quilt Template

OR

AMAZON x6 $14.99 Free Shipping Bundle of EZ International Quilting by Wrights Blank Plastic Template Sheets, 12in x 18in (6 Sheets)

 

video demonstrating its use - I just wish he'd used a darker background to highlight the anti-glare reduction better.

u/uliarliarpantsonfire · 2 pointsr/quilting

Like they said you can buy premade kits, or you could get a cutting mat, a rotary cutter, and some templates like this. that would help cutting go much quicker. You can do multiple layers in one quick motion.

u/misscamels · 2 pointsr/quilting

Would this work? It’s $9.42 and available via Prime

u/Wozago · 2 pointsr/quilting

I used a template when I did my one:

EZ Quilting Dresden Acrylic Template https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B003W0J9WK/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_XSTSzbKZ4KGJS

u/barnzwallace · 2 pointsr/Coffee

You kind of answered your own question there. I've had cappuccinos (cappuccini?) with either cocoa or cinnamon , chances are you've had both at different times as well. I've heard of people doing them with cinnamon, cocoa, and nutmeg so who knows. As far as what tool it was, was it not just a regular cocoa shaker with something like this?

u/Android487 · 2 pointsr/quilting

Some even come with a hole in the middle already

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00LG0N94C/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_OUtKBbCCKW8N1)

u/choosy_moms · 1 pointr/DIY

I was thinking of creating a drum shade but a good portion of the tutorials that I've found online involve an embroidery/quilting hoop. I haven't been able to find a hoop as large as I need it to go around the entire chandelier so I've ruled that option out.

My current idea has been to use template plastic for the structure and then attach fabric to it. I'm not sure about how I'd get it in that really round shape without some sort of hoop. Any suggestions on how to do that or alternatives?

I'm also trying to keep this a reasonable price since I'm only planning on being in this apartment for about another year. Thanks in advance!

u/roborabbit_mama · 1 pointr/quilting

I was reading on craftsy that there's a different foot to help with curved quilting, and I wanted the Clamshell to make it easier on myself, I don't do paper piecing and I don't want to mess up my cuts by not having something strong enough to cut up against.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00GCJPUNA/_encoding=UTF8?coliid=IK32VJSPX0X7F&colid=3DUOVEHQN7TWR

u/general_leia · 1 pointr/quilting

I think I sort of understand. :-)

I'm so sorry if this is a stupid question, but...

Did you use a plastic template like this to cut the fabric? And then you put 2" paper templates inside for the sewing part? What about the part of the fabric that folds over the paper hexagons?