Collection of many types of Quilt Stencils
A quilting stencil is a plastic sheet that has little holes punched into it.
Instead of indicating where to paint, however, the marks on a quilting stencil indicate the stitching lines.
You can use long basting stitches to mark the general outline of the pattern, or mark it with chalk, soap or a washable fabric pen.

Cut 30 and 60 degree angles – up to a finished height of 8 inches. This 60 degree equilateral triangle features easy to read black and white markings. A 1/4 inch dashed line is printed on each side of the center vertical line so you can cut 30 degree triangles that include the seam allowance. Sew strips together and create stunning hexagons and half-hexagons. 60° triangles are ideal for making bunting for any occasion. The ruler slides easily over the fabric until pressure is applied. Then, our exclusive gripper holds the fabric in place while cutting, eliminating slipping and miss-cuts!