Thread: Experiences with using Thangles

Thanks so much for this info and link! It would certainly save some $$$ to print your own.

Originally Posted by OHSue

You can print out your own HST paper at this site.

http://www.quiltingandwhatnot.ca/Hal...-Triangle.html

A google search will show you several other places online that you can do this at.

thanks for the pattern link

I have used them and love them! They have come with a BOM kits from a LQS. It says on the package what size finished HST it makes and what size strips are in the package. The one I am using right now is a BOM and it is 2.75" strips which make 2.25" finished HST's.
I love the idea that you can print your own. Thanks for that tip!

I like to work with thangles. My HST turn out acurate. I have done a sampler quilt with them, have another in the package and am doing a buck a block with them also.

Originally Posted by OHSue

You can print out your own HST paper at this site.

http://www.quiltingandwhatnot.ca/Hal...-Triangle.html

A google search will show you several other places online that you can do this at.

Thanks so much for the link! :thumbup:

Triangulations is a computer program that lets you print any size templates. They work very well for me and I use it all the time.

Where do you find that program?

Originally Posted by Lyle

Triangulations is a computer program that lets you print any size templates. They work very well for me and I use it all the time.

I got mine at my LQS, but BearPawProductions.com has the program.

I love working with them.

I used them once for 1 1/2" blocks. I guess they worked okay, but I'm going to try another method next time.