Minewood Quilting

This book by Marti Michell, Encyclopedia of Patchwork Blocks Volume 2, describes the use of template sets C and D in combination with template sets A and B for making more than 80 different blocks, ranging from 2,5 to 24 inch. She gives a lot op tips for using the templates and for choosing blocks for a quilt.

Set E has 7 parts, 3 diamonds in different sizes, 2 squares and 2 triangles. The bookEncyclopedia of Patchwork Blocks part 3 contains lots of blocks you can make with this set. 

This book by Marti Michell, Encyclopedia of Patchwork Blocks Volume 3, describes the use of template sets  E for making 55 different blocks, ranging from 4 to 36 inch. She gives a lot op tips for using the templates and for choosing blocks for a quilt.

Set G is a template set for patterns with hexagons. You can make designs like Grandmother's Flower Garden, Inner City, Thousand Pyramids, Baby Blocks and Stars. The templates are made of the same acrylic material as quilt rulers, so they can be used with a rotary cutter. First, strips are cut of the right width, and then the templates are positioned on the strips, to make the second cut. Each template has double blunt corners for perfect alignment. The blocks go together past, easy and perfect!   Template set G has 9 pieces for cutting 11 shapes (hexagons, half hexagons, triangles and diamonds). The largest hexagon is 2 inch (finished side length).

The book Encyclopedia of Patchwork Blocks Volume 6 contains lots of projects and tips for using these templates.

Set N is a mini template set. You can use it to cut pieces based on a 1 inch square and a 3/4 inch hexagon. The leaflet tells you how to make blocks from the books 1 and 3.  These templates have holes for dot-to-dot piecing accuracy. The templates are made of the same acrylic material as quilt rulers, so they can be used with a rotary cutter. First, strips are cut of the right width, and then the templates are positioned on the strips, to make the second cut. Each template has double blunt corners for perfect alignment. The blocks go together past, easy and perfect!  

Template set N has 5 pieces for 6 cutting shapes.

This book by Marti Michell, Encyclopedia of Patchwork Blocks Volume 6, describes the use of template sets G and H for making quilts with hexagons and diamonds, such as Grandmother's Flower Garden, Tumbling Blocks, Six Pointed Stars, Seven Sister, and many others.  She gives a lot of tips on how to use the templates and on using the sewing machine for patterns most often made by hand.

Set R consists of two triangles (Peaky and Spike) with which you can make 5 inch units for 10 and 15 inch blocks. This set is compatible with set Q.  The templates are made of the same acrylic material as quilt rulers, so they can be used with a rotary cutter. First, strips are cut of the right width, and then the templates are positioned on the strips, to make the second cut. Each template has double blunt corners for perfect alignment. The blocks go together past, easy and perfect!