Creative Grids Machine Quilting Tool Elvira – CGRQTA6 – Made in USA, Non-Slip Grip Acrylic Quilting & Sewing Template Ruler for Free-Motion quilt Patchwork Design on Domestic Sewing & Longarm Machines

Made from 1/4in thick acrylic. Meet Elvira, your new favorite curvy tool! She not only looks beautiful, she’s quite handy when quilting wavy lines or continuous curve lines. Features: Creative Grids Grip prevents slipping Black and white dashed guide lines are visible on all fabric colors Designed to fit in the palm of your hand, it is easy to manipulate and control Curved edges allow for versatile designs. Elvira can quilt multiple arcs in multiple directions without rotating your quilt (or working from the back of your foot)! Use her for: quilting continuous curve blocks (2 inch squares are her specialty); adding a series of curves along a row of blocks; or quilting all sides of a square, no matter what foot you use! It is 1/4 inch thick so it works for domestic as well as longarm machines. To learn more, view a video demonstration. Total Size - 2-3/4in x 7-1/4in Made in the USA with high quality acrylic and precision measurements ensuring accuracy for your quilting, sewing, patchwork, and crafting projects. Creative Grids exclusive non-slip grip allows you to easily slide the quilting tool over the fabric until pressure is applied. Then, the grip holds the quilting tool in place, eliminating slipping while you quilt. Black and White dashed guide lines are visible on all fabric colors Easy to use. Simply install a ruler foot on your machine and quilt along your chosen edge of the template for endless design possibilities. Palm sized tool allows maximum control, preventing broken needles and crooked lines. Curved edges allow for versatile designs. Quilt multiple arcs in multiple directions without rotating your quilt. Also great for continuous curve blocks with 2” blocks being Elvira’s specialty. Add curves along a row of blocks, or quilt all four sides of a square. Needle stops ensure perfect starting and stopping points when stitching out designs. To learn more, view a video demonstration.