Originally Posted by BellaBoo
(Post 5029996)
I prefer Laundry Basket quilt papers. A package is inexpensive and no hassle. Just grab one and sew.I have papers called Straight Stitches. I haven't use them yet for making HST.
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I use Inklingo and LOVE it. You print directly onto the back of the fabric and then sew out the lines. Similiar to Thangles but you skip the step of having to remove the paper.
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I was going to ask about Inklingo. Can you adjust the size of whatever shape you are using? Or are you restricted to what's available?
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Originally Posted by echoemb
(Post 5033259)
I use Inklingo and LOVE it. You print directly onto the back of the fabric and then sew out the lines. Similiar to Thangles but you skip the step of having to remove the paper.
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I just put Triangulations 3.0 on my Amazon wishlist. Birthday is coming up soon. Thanks for the tip.
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I have only used Thangles and think they are easy and fun. But I also love paper piecing. Good Luck, Teresa
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I have used both. If you do not need alot of them Thangles work good. If you are doing a huge quilt, i use the laundry Basket Quilt Papers because they peel easy and I get more per sheet. The other upside of Thangles is that if you want to use up your scraps, then you get a larger variety of HSTs from Thangles because you can pick and choose different fabrics.
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I have the Quilter's Magic Wand. A narrow ruler that you can mark the diagonals with and sew for HST's.
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Very, very pretty.
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GORGEOUS quilt. Stunning - I'm at a loss for words. Wonderful job.
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