have any of your ladies/gents used the above templates and what is your opinion.

no sorry

never heard of them

Do you have them? I'm curious to find out more about them too.

I'm about to do a BOM thru my LQS and it requires buying some of her templates. I was wondering if they are unique and unlike any other templates that I may already have or if one of the many templates that I already have would do the trick.

I have used her rulers and they are just great.

Marti Mitchell has several sets of templates. I have two sets that were required for a 'PatchWork Party' that I did. The thing that I remember about her templates is that you don't have any dog ears on your pieces and they match up very well.
One thing I don't like about them - and it's probably just the sets that I have - most make small pieces. I hate to work with small pieces.
I guess that other than the blunt corners, I don't see much difference. Okay, if have a set, you don't have to measure anything. The template is exactly the size you need. The one set I have, there are seven pieces to it.
Not much help, am I?

I love them especially for hand piecing.

Well, I have some of them and her book. I was excited to get them and get started. I expected something really different and wonderful but I really can't see any difference between them and what I already had. You can find others with the end cut off which is nice.

I have quite a few and like them fine.

I bought acrylic templates ( an entire package of multiple sizes) for the flying geese pattern from Hariet Hargrave ($36), the master heirloom quilter teacher and author who lives in Colorado -- and I found that working with them gives me precision. I made the smaller, very tiny size of flying geese, and it was so enjoyable to square up my rectangles with the templates. I would like to work with Marti's templates, so I am reading responses from other quilters to see if they like Marti's templates. Thanks for starting this thread.