Creative Grids Machine Quilting Template Review

I like this for backstitches, connecting points and echo lines. And it even works with my low stem ruler.

The SID ruler arrived promptly and I was so impressed with the speed of delivery. I haven't used a ruler before, but I know it will help me with free-motion quilting.

Revolutionary. I no longer have to turn the blanket. With the ruler I can FMQ anything in any direction. I love this and so does Angela Walters. I love inspirational videos on using rulers. FMQ Challenge 2018 and Challenge FMQ 2019

Features grips to prevent fabric from slipping and serifs to align the stitch with the sewing line when sewing straight lines. Lots of curves allow you to create different quilt designs. It's easy to hold and maneuver, and the thickness suits my free foot well.

This is good quality but I think they are misleading in the description as they say it can be used on a domestic machine but in reality, they are high-shank machines designed for household use. The only way to use them on a low shank machine is in front of the foot, which limits what you can do with them.

I like the visibility and size of the straight line ruler. The black line lets me go straight into the ditch. The best I've used for this technique. The wave will be very informal, not as perfect as my Amanda Murphy Every Wave lines, as the cut of this line is uneven in acrylic. No smooth curve. I can't use the middle of this ruler. I have an industrial long sleeve with a ruler leg. However, this ruler does not have a cut out hole to insert the presser foot in, so this part is not used. It…