The angles on the rulers allow you to cut 45 degree and 60 degree.  Why are these useful?  Well, the 45 degree gives you a perfect angle for cutting bias strips and also triangles from strips. The 60 degree also gives you the possibility of cutting a triangle and indeed diamonds from strips.
So t...

Jennie shows how this long hexagon can replace the regular hexagon shape and then creates interesting variations to traditional patterns.
She also shows how to sew these together without the ‘Y’ seam, simply by adding 60 degree triangles you get a lovely straight seam to sew, whether by hand or b...

This is a multi-sized acrylic template, designed to be used with the rotary cutter.
The classic pineapple but adding the strips round the centre square has in the past been tricky – well no more!
Two sides: A = pink and B = blue. Strips and squares use side A, and for the pineapple bit use side B...

This crazy template is multi-sized (it gives you 4 options) and it is 5 sided which is quite difficult to cut/design yourselfand like all the EZ Quilting acrylic templates it has been designed to be used safely with the rotary cutter.
Jennie uses the centre shape and then sews strips onto it. She...

Classic patchwork and great scrap design. Jennie guides you through colour choice and then shows you how the template works. If you rotary cut you will be more accurate. You cut the arcs from strips of fabric. For each wedding ring you need 4 arcs.
You will cut your scraps using A and B templates...

The hexagon has been stretched so gives a really interesting shape. Cutting instructions are on the label so hang onto it.
The template is designed to be used with a strip of fabric and the numbers are printed on the ruler itself. It is multi size to allow you to cut  from 2.5 inch to 5.5 inch. J...

Multisize – gives both the strip size you need to cut and also the height. A mini version is for use with the jelly roll strips. i.e 2.5 inch strips.
The top of the triangle template is flat to save you fabric and means that you can use this strip for cutting other shapes – such as squares, or ot...

The Dear Jane book features 225 different square designs and and triangles – designed in 1863. You get to learn how to piece the block, apply the block, piecing over papers.
More help from Dearjane website where each of the blocks is dealt with individually.
The templates have been specially desi...

This workshop is about a multi-size triangle template, which you can find in our website. You should also keep the packaging as it has some design ideas on it.
You can use the template as itself or as a double. Jennie gives you lots of design ideas and options. The patchwork pieces are rotary cut...

This acrylic template is multi-sized and there is a mini version to use with jelly roll strips.
It makes Quarter Square triangles without any maths! And you need these to edge your quilt particularly when you set your blocks on point.  Quarter square triangles mean that you have the grain of the ...

Multi-size 1.5 inch – 12 inch.
Great for borders or framing your block. The templates has two sets of markings. The cutting measurements for your strips runs down the centre and the markings on the side tell you the finished size of the blocks.
She also gives some ideas for patterns and designs –...

This is a two in one template. It allows you to cut both the oval and the melon arcs for the background that join this fascinating block together.
Jennie guides you through the basic block which comes with the instructions of the template. It gives you a 10.5 inch block. You then cut this back to...

Jelly rolls consist of 2.5 inch strips and you can easily create your own from layer cakes or hunny buns or charm packsjust use the marks that have been printed on the ruler for you to follow.
Again perfect for those who don’t have rulers already in their cupboard and also if you are used to work...