laura59

I started to read this thread and thought how the Curvemaster is something that I should try. I want to do a drunkards path and that might make it easier. Then I remembered that I have some presser feet that I bought a while back. Went into the sewing room, and guess what? I do have the Curvemaster, never been out of the box. Thanks for reminding about this.

quiltinggrandmaca

That is really great.

OHSue

I got mine at my LQS but plenty of online sources if you google it.

I did have templates, they come in many sizes, but the one I got was specifically for the class because you could fold a FQ in quarters and it would make 4 of them as well as a couple of 3.5 inch ones. I did buy the smaller template after my experience with the big one went so well. But I haven't made any that size yet. You don't need the plastic template, you could just make paper templates and cut them by hand.

featherweight

Here is one pattrn. I have several templates for the curved block.\

http://www.swatchandstitch.com/home_...-tutorial.html

Tilladare

Thank you! I am adding this foot to my wish list!

kathy

Kathy, it's just a presser foot that helps the two oppisit curves go together smoothly, any curved pieces cut in any fashion

OHSue

Thanks for posting that pattern, something different to do with those patches.

wolfkitty

That is wonderful. Going on my wish list, as well.

featherweight

I will post this quilt again. I made this from the curvemaster foot. It went together so well. I have both sets of templates and the pattern was on the template directions. I did SID with a decorative stitch using varigated thread .

KathyAire

I have the foot that I bought at one of the quilt shows. When I finally got around to trying it, the one end of the circle didn't meet. I sent a picture to Sandy (I think that is her name). She said I needed specific templates. I bought them and now I love the foot.