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Karen Kaye Buckley Perfect Scissors - Small Qty: 1 $20.99 -
Sassy Tote Qty: 1 $15.00
Triangles on a Roll 6-inch Half Square 50-foot Roll
$12.00
Use this size to make 6-inch finished size half square triangles. The seam allowances are included in the pattern, so all you need to do is sew and cut using the pattern on the paper. Instructions are provided on the paper. Each roll makes 176 half square triangles. Triangles on a roll allow you to make fast half-square triangles that are perfect every time.
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