🛠️ Set of EZ International Quilting by Wrights Blank Plastic Template Sheets, 12in x 18in (6 Sheets) Review

Perfect for making quilting and applique patterns, this is my favorite brand of pattern plastics. I glue 3M non-slip grips to the back after I cut out my templates to outline them and it works great. Its thickness makes it very durable to use templates over and over again.

I bought this product to make my own drinking trail templates for the workshop. The plastic is pretty flimsy but if you are careful I think it will work. However, the sticker pictured is on ALL six plastic pieces. As you can see, it doesn't come off easily. Unless I choose to scrub it off somehow, which I don't, most plastic is useless. I am extremely disappointed.

I bought these to make patterns for my dog bandanas. I usually use cardboard, but they were curved so I wanted to make them out of durable plastic. I love that my cricut can cut them out so the template is perfect. I'm not sure if I'm lucky or if other people aren't patient, but I had no problem removing the stickers... I just slowly peeled them off with even pressure. I really like that the plastic is transparent, you can see the fabric through.

These blank plastic quilt sheets from EZ International are great for making quilt templates. Each sheet is oversized at 12" x 18", making it large enough to be used for large portions of a quilting pattern. They are easy to handle, easy to cut and strong when stretched onto fabric. They can also be used for other crafts that require a pattern that is repeated over and over again. Gone are the days of tracing cardboard templates that won't hold their shape!

I originally bought these to cut on my BIBO Touch 2 3D printer which currently has a laser module installed instead of a filament extrusion unit. Well, the laser doesn't have enough power. cut these leaves. The plates break the laser beam sufficiently so that the beam does not scratch the surface of the plastic. Too bad, because I liked the fact that I could easily cut these sheets into pieces that fit on the printer's build plate with scissors. However, I see potential in using them as…