Sew Steady Westalee WT-B2BC BackToBack Circles Template Ruler Size Options at AllBrands.com

Product Description

It is funny how one problem leads to another, but if you work at it hard enough the solution to both can lead to so much more.

In 2008 when we began making templates for Longarm quilting, it quickly became obvious that quilters had difficulty stitching around the outside of circles and other shapes. I have always believed that it is much easier to draw inside a shape than around the outer edge. So we designed our templates to be stitched around the inside.

This left another problem, longarm machines could not enter the inside of the template. The answer to this problem was the invention of the unique Westalee Design Key System, a key that when removed allows the ruler foot to be placed inside the template, when the key is replaced the opening is closed and the quilting line can be sewn without any unsightly flat spots.

The Westalee Design Back to Back Templates series is 1 of our first Templates to use our Foot Rests. There are 12 Templates in the Back to Back Series, with a different curve on each side of the Template we have 24 variations. The Template Identification 1″- 1.5″ – 2″ – 2.5′ – 3″ – 4″ the measurement is of the width of the Back to Back Curve, the number eg. .5 – 1 at the base of the Template is the depth of the Curve. Each of the Templates in the Series has 1 width and 2 depths giving you more options. Quilt Curved Lines, Back to Back Curved Lines Melons or Orange Peel in blocks.

For even more Creativity Use more than 1 size.

Ruler foot is not included and must be purchased separately if you do not already own the foot

The Sew Steady Westalee Templates are custom made to order, and usually leave the warehouse in 5-7 business days after your order is placed

Quilting Wavy Borders with the Back to Back Template from Westalee Design

Specifications

These templates will create a variety of designs that can stand alone or be used to offset and echo a specific design.
1) Place stable tape on the underside of your template at locations that would be pressure points when holding the template in place while sewing

2) Determine the desired placement of your template design within the block

3) Place the template at the beginning point of your desired design – make note of the markings on the template that you are using to create a consistent design
a. Make sure that your needle is in the middle of the foot to insure that you are sewing ¼ inch off the template edge
b. Place the ruler foot snugly against the template and pull your bobbin thread to the top
c. Begin sewing keeping the ruler foot touching the template, and tracing around the outside edge of the template
d. Once you are at the end of the template leave the needle down and move the template, line back up on the markings you selected and repeat this pattern until the end of the design, or the end of the block

4) You may also use the dashed etched markings on the template to echo and / or offset your design (see A) by lining up the template on the stitch line you just made then use the selected etching on the template to create the echo or offset design.

Other Images

icon WT-B2B1: 1" x 1/2" design, 1" x 1" design