I'VE HAD THE WORST TIME FINDING...TEMPLATES..WITHOUT HAVING TO BUY THEM...AND THAT WOULD BE COSTLY....HOWEVER I DID FIND A SITE THAT...YOU CAN USE TO MAKE MANY OF THE TEMPLATES...I WOULD LIKE TO SHARE WITH EVERYONE....[http://www.incompetech.com/graphpaper]...BUT I AM STILL HAVING PROBLEMS FINDING...THE VARIOUS SIZES TO MAKE A DRESDEN PLATE...AND A PARRELLOGRAM

Thank you for sharing this site with us...I don't know about the other patterns, maybe someone else will know where to find them :wink:

Buy Inklingo. one time cost and you can print all the English paper piecing shapes you want. Thanks for the site. Here is what I have done before. I staple the paper template to a stack of papers and then cut them out all at once with scissors. A staple remover is a must, no tears in the paper. I buy heavy weight paper at Staples for the Inklingo and template. One ream will last a lifetime! :D

i use brown wrapping paper....love it....durable reusable and flexible....i downloaded what i could from inkindigo....i just don't want to pay for something when i can download it for free

Inklingo has some basic shapes for free downloading and the getting started instructions. The pattern cds are a great value per cost if you use a lot of paper templates. I use it to print out the paper templates and the fabric. I make the shapes big and use them to printout fusibles or hand appliqué. The Inklingo yahoo group has tons of great tips and new ways of using the printouts.

Thanks for the info. I have just started English Paper piecing and these sites will help.

dresdenplate template . http://www.patternsfromhistory.com/c...esdenplate.pdf Annie

This site has about every paper template there is and lots of info. Connecting Threads sells the hexagon templates and this is the company that they buy from.

http://www.paperpieces.com/

wow, thanks for all of the information

THANK YOU :D