Another variation on the double wedding ring that has an 18″ diameter.
Fewer pieces to sew in the arc sections, this might appeal. It does not stand alone though as you need the original template too.
The centres of these arcs are based on a diamond. Jennie guides you though how to cut and sew th...

Another variation on the traditional Double Wedding Ring patchwork block. This is another great use of small scrap pieces of fabric.
This pickle dish template needs to be used with the Double Wedding ring template (both are available in our website) as it replaces the wedges with triangles, so it...

This template allows you to do away with all those little pieces associated with the more classic pattern, but will still give you the same overall effect – just less pieces to sew.
It is used in conjunction with the other template though. It is not a stand-alone template – so you need both!
You ...

A variation on the double wedding ring patchwork block. This one has 6 melons around a hexagonal centre – it will impress your patchwork friends!
Great instructions on the packaging – so hang onto them.
Jennie guides you through the sequence of cutting and then sewing – don’t forget you can stop ...

This would make a great memory quilt as it uses up scraps but you could make something smaller of course.
Jennie uses rotary cutter around the Joseph’s coat template – which is quite safe to do. You can find Joseph’s coat template in our website.  Also don’t forget to always cut away from you and...

A bit of fun to create pieced or applied cats, stripey cats, tall thin cats, halloween cats – just some of the options you could design. Jennie shows how to safe use template which allows to rotary cut patchwork pieces. Also she gives a clever tip on making the background bits and some ideas for ...

This special ruler, which you can find in our website, is to help you place blocks on point – i.e. set on the diagonal. It cleverly works out the size you need.
Jennie guides you through how this works, so even if you are used to working in metric – you can follow the numbers. You cut the request...

Multi sizes of hearts in this one template which you are able to use the rotary cutter through the gaps or you could draw through them too.
Jennie guides you through the simplicity of it all, and don’t forget that if you cut a heart out of fabric carefully, you are left with the negative image i....

Known as Squaring Up – you will find that this is a technique that is used a lot in patchwork that has been machine sewn and this ruler helps you get that just right from small all the way up to 16.5 inch.
The square has a series of lines across it so that you can see exactly where you are and th...

In this workshop Jennie shows you how to use this triangle template which allows you to rotary cut your patchwork pieces quickly and accurately and she also gives some ideas for patterns and designs.
Helps create 12 section dresden plate and 3 section grandmother’s fan. Multi-sizes from 1″ to 9″....

This template comes in two sections, and it’s special design allows you to piece this, otherwise challenging block easily and accurately. You get a great tip from Jennie on how to make sure that you cut a mirror image, which is essential. She also talks you through the sewing sequence.
54/40 or F...

Where would patchwork be without the Hexagon – this is a patchwork classic! This is a multi-size template and perfect for use with the rotary cutter. 1.5 inch up to 5.5 inch. This is traditionally the perfect quilt for using up scraps and creating a family heirloom.
There is also a mini template ...

This is a much loved traditional patchwork design, and here Jennie shows how this template works – it gives you both the goose and the sky.
Pink markings – goose, and the template has a flat top which saves you fabric. Pale blue markings – sky, cleverly marked on both sides!
Jennie talks you thro...

Multi size 1″ – 6.5″ plus mini version.
As you can see you could use 45 Degree Triangle Template to fussy cut your triangles.
The Kaleidoscope pattern is used in the classic design. But also you can put 8 pointed design together to create a pattern similar to the Dresden plateand/or an octagonal ...

Dresden Plate – another traditional favourite. This is a multi-size template that works with strips, and you can use up 5″ charm packs too. The mini one works for jelly rolls or 2.5inch strips.
Grandmother’s fan is another great block that is possible.
The rotary cutter helps to cut several layer...

If you make cushions or any other sort of home dec, this little gadget will make your life easier. Multi-sized it will accommodate all sizes of piping cord. It allows you to safely cut back your home-made piping fabric with the rotary cutter, so that you get a perfect seam allowance for sewing in...

With this 60 degree angle diamond and rotary cutter, you cut diamonds from strips of fabric so easy peasy! The template is multi sized and allows to cut triangles from 1″ up to 5″.
Tumbling block is a classic design created from 3 diamonds and the 3D and created with colour light, medium and dark...

The Drunkards path patchwork is a traditional favourite, and Jennie shows how this template will speed up your cutting as well as give you accuracy for easy sewing. Clamshell is also a design that you can create from this!
Jennie uses the template to cut from strips of fabric and reminds you how ...

There are two sizes in the packet and this idea gives a very different edge to your quilt. If you are a dressmaker, this is a great template for you too. You will have to remember that the binding will have to be made on the bias though, otherwise you won’t get the fabric to bend round the curves...

The template creates a great circular design and Jennie suggests use the template to fussy cut to create yet another look. She guides you through the simple sewing of 8 petals together and a great tip on how to get a good turned edge.
By using the rotary cuttingtemplates your pieces should be cut...

Jennie talks through how to create perfect circles for use in your patchwork using the circle sheet and the Circle Cut Ruler (that you can either draw through or use with your rotary cutter) which creates half and well as whole circles.
She also talks about some ideas for patterns and designs, su...

Jennie shows you how easy it is to use these triangle rulers which mean that you not only save fabric but you can use the same strip of fabric to cut the triangles as the squares – no longer do you need to worry about 3/8th and 7/8th (for those of us who have been doing patchwork for a while).
Bu...

Squares are the bedrock of simple patchwork and if you cut accurately then the sewing just fits together perfectly and link in with triangles from the Easy Angle range – so even if you are used to working in metric providing you use these tools, you just need to follow the numbers.
The rulers als...

Rotary cutting is the fast and accurate way to get patchwork pieces ready for the fun bit – the sewing! Jennie talks you though the various ruler sizes she likes to use, explains some of the patchwork terminology and shows you how to cut your fabric safely.
Rulers used by Jennie are:

3.5inch x 9...