No-Math Miter Template Set with FREE 6-in-1 Fabric Marking Pencil and Receiving Blanket Pattern

$39.99

The No-Math Miter Template Set makes quick work of self-bound napkins, table runners, tablecloths, placemats, and scarves. Set includes acrylic template and a instructional booklet along with a FREE marking pen and blanket pattern. 

• Use same templates and technique for multi-layer projects, such as pot holders, sachets, and quilts
• Six sizes of templates for border widths: ¾", 1", 1½", 2", 2½", and 3"
• Precise, laser cut, clear acrylic templates have easy-to-read markings and holes to hang up when not in use
• Softcover, 12-page booklet includes instructions 
• To help you learn the technique, seven easy projects are detailed in the book:
• Napkins with rick rack/piping accent
• Tablecloth/Topper with decorative stitching
• Reversible scarf
• Cocktail Napkins with decorative inserts
• Two-Tone Table Runner
• Quilted Placemats
• Baby/Lap quilt

Free 6-in-1 Fabric Marking Pencil allows you to easily mark fabric with six different colors in one pencil.

• Mechanical lead style marking pen; six colors in one pen
• Colors: white, brown, yellow, green, blue, and red
• "Leads" are less than 1/8" diameter and can be sharpened with a finger nail file
• Choose the color you need by turning the cap on the pencil; extend/retract lead with slider on the side of the pencil
• Pencil overall size: 5/8" diameter x 5¾" long
• Markings wash out.
• Remove markings before pressing.
• Outer style may vary.

Free receiving blanket pattern with purchase

• Step by step instructions, with color illustrations
• Approximate finished size: 34" x 34"
• Master the technique in five easy steps:

1. Mark — position template on fabric corner and trace the cutting lines with a fabric pencil or pen.
2. Cut — cut on the traced line create a cut out angle.
3. Press — press up the seam allowance along the outer edges, easily identified by the cut out angle.
4. Fold — fold the corner in half diagonally, right sides together, aligning cut out angle.
5. Stitch — stitch from cut edge to cut edge using a ¼" seam allowance.