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I used them for one quilt I made. Was very easy to use.
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I've used them and love them. If you're making a lot of the same HST, there's also a product called Ta Da Triangles...I've used this too and love it as well. They're sized for fat quarters and work great.
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I love Thangles and have most of the sizes-"different strokes for different folks".
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Thanks for that information. Very useful.
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Love them! Give it a try!! :wink:
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I print out any 'paper on fabric' pattern using lightweight translucent vellum (not scrapbooking vellum.) It's super easy to remove and no tiny bits of paper going everywhere. Once you use the vellum you'll not want to hassle with copy paper or the Thangle paper.
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I did one quilt with them. I am on my second one using thangles. They work very well.
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beautiful quilt - you chose fabulous colors!
Originally Posted by betc
I have used thangles on a few of my quilts this is the latest one.
They is no more marking of lines to make half triangles. I have seen tutorials for this quilt made without thangles and they are so many more steps an maneuvers to make. Don't worry and have fun with it. |
I've tried Thangles and really like them, but I wish they had some sort of temporary adhesive on them, cuz I hate pinning them on my fabric.
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Originally Posted by tjradj
Have you tried the "make 4 at a time" method?
Take a square of each fabric and place them right sides together. Sew all four edges at 1/4" (don't leave an opening) Then cut them corner to corner, both ways. Presto - 4 HST's! I don't know the math for the size for a 1 1/2" HST, but it should be easy enough to fudge. Make 4 and put them together , then measure the size of the square. |
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