Dritz Paper Piecing Shapes - 1.5" Hexagon Halloween

Dritz Paper Piecing Shapes - 1.5" Hexagon Halloweenshapes made from card stock that is heavy enough to hold its shape, but still flexible enough to be easily removed from fabric. There is no sewing machine required for paper piecing. Fabric is folded over paper piecing shapes and secured with basting stitches; then, pieces are joined together by whip stitching edges together to form larger shapes. The hole in the middle of the Dritz paper piecing shapes makes it easy to remove them at the end, using a

Fabric used on cover is Cotton Couture by Michael Miller Fabrics

BLMAV2 Aventura II

The blades are ultra-sharp

paper and plastic

Apply fusible web to the wrong side of fabrics prior to cutting for quick and easy applique

It works with all Handi Quilter stitch-regulated quilting machines: HQ Sixteen

This super-sized leader replaces the leader on the take-up pole to make pinning from the front of the frame even easier

6” x 12” Die Storage

HQ Warranty: 10 years casting

There are three different tree skirts and each skirt comes in 3 different sizes

Each month in the six-month series features a debut acrylic ruler paired with mentor ship from The Quilt Store

Designed by machine quilting teacher and author