These look like interesting rulers!
 

Has anyone tried these ruler/templates? They look easy to do, is there a lot of prep? I'd like to hear some opinions. This is the first time I am seeing these. Thanks Quilters
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h6omi-2eFqA

I haven't seen these before and it looks like they have several options. I'm also curious if anyone has used them.

Where can you buy the templates? My sound was not good so I didn't catch where you can buy them.

i dont have them, but got some 'fill' rulers from westalee. these look easier to use than the fills.
also, was curious about the hot glue on the ruler... here's that video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=49cXqnj7tCM

Here's the link I found http://stores.cscountrystitchin.com/store/

Nancy, those look to be a bigger size, that's great! Would have been nice if the designers/manufacturers thought to put something on the back of template for a better grip than having to do glue.

Many thanks, Sue. I appreciate the quick reply.

:DSue, I Thank You for the link to the store, My hubby,,,, maybe not! Dee

I looked at the store link but it did not show the meander template used in this video, which is the I would be most interested in. Guess I need to contact the store. Also it says they are for long arms, but used on a domestic in the video, which is what I want.

Looks like a neat idea; knowing MY luck though somehow it'd jump out of the groove, hit the ruler and break the needle. LOL

more than once too! Also that needle screw on the right really hurts when the finger gets under it.....looks like fingers have to be very close to that needle.....ouch!

I just placed an order for two of them. Hopefully they will do what I want and the learning curve isn't too hard.

too expensive for me

There is a link in the upper left corner for domestic sewing machines.

And I am also a Ricky Van Shelton fan!

Sorry....double post!

Don't you need their special quilting foot to use the templates? I checked the site and my understanding was that you have to buy their special foot.

I have never seen these particular rulers and I would not recommend them to anyone. (Regardless of the type of machine you are using). Stippling, Meandering, Micro Stippling does not require the perfection that using a ruler gives. I think these rulers would be very cumbersome. The video did show there would be a problem with the foot of the machine going over the top of the ruler also. Yikes!!! All a beginner needs to do is “take the plunge” and start free motioning on a practice piece. Something small, like a place mat, dog bed, etc. Not a quilt top you spent months piecing. Not in the beginning. A little practice to get control of your machine speed, in conjunction with your foot pressure on the machine pedal, is all you need. It seems scary in the beginning, but after you have started and practiced, you will wonder why you ever spent the $$$ on these particular rulers. A more beneficial ruler to own is a straight edge. IMHO. Ellen

Looks like you need to purchase their foot to use these specific templates? Was it only me or was anyone else nervous about how close her fingers needed to be to the needle to support the template?

I purchased what they called a mini set at the Paducah show in the fall. They are small and it takes some practice to be sure. My friend bought several slightly larger templates which I found to be easier to use.
I ordered 3 of the larger ones on December 26, 2017 and still have not received them?
I have contacted the company twice and they say they are processing my order.

They look very much like the ones offered by Sparrow Quilt Co. (www.sparrowquiltco.com). Sparrow is out of Canada, Country Stichin' is in PA. They do also have a facebook page, so maybe try contacting them there?