Machine Quilting Guides - by Creative Grids

Designed by machine quilting teacher and author, Angela Walters,

Dot is like getting two rulers in one, making it an all-around functional tool to have around. Quilt along the outside to create straight line in different angles, or quilt along the inside to create beautiful curvy, pointy shapes.

Elvira, handy when quilting wavy lines or continuous curve lines. Elvira can quilt multiple arcs in multiple directions without rotating your quilt (or working from the back of your foot).

Taj, Specially designed to work with Low Shank domestic sewing machines, this 1/8” thick template is inspired by the dome of the Taj Mahal. Taj is perfect for quilting curvy, pointed arcs on your quilts. This versatile tool can be used in all areas of your quilt, including borders, blocks and backgrounds. this tool does double duty!

Squiggy is the go-to tool for machine quilting serpentine lines and wavy designs.

Smiley is sure to put a grin on your face! Quilting arc shapes doesn 't have to be tricky or difficult. Smileys handy needle stops on both sides means that you get a perfectly pointed arc each time. Smiley includes two differently sized arcs for even more versatility.

Sid is a little bit straight, a little curvy, and completely devoted to helping you create some amazing designs.