P2P Triangles
Point to Point Triangle patterns can be used in so many ways
to make your quilting faster, more accurate, and more creative.
Look below to learn many different ways to use them.
Make quick work of setting triangles by clicking corner to corner along the base of each one and continue to fill as many as you can reach in your stitching area.
Fill a small block by clicking corners on the diagonal and back again, or create a larger, more complex pattern by clicking all of the block corners. Or, combine blocks and triangle techniques to fill large background spaces.
Look here to see a creative way to use P2P triangle patterns to create a border design which automatically makes its own mitered corners..
These new patterns are perfect to use with Page Johnson's creative Page Turner idea, using P2P triangles to place a pattern which stitches out like Edge to Edge, but gives a custom look to the finished quilt. Careful placement of triangles across the quilt will create a full row that will stitch out like an E2E.
Or, get creative, think outside the box, and use the P2P triangles in several different ways in the same quilt.
I would suggest choosing patterns first by density and then by the center focus of the block. Some patterns will create a secondary pattern when corners come together and some include a design that will quilt the sashing along with the block, simply by clicking in the center of the cornerstones.
For each design, we are showing the P2P triangle pattern, a sample block, a border, and a layout of what the pattern will look like repeated across a whole quilt. As you can see, many of the patterns will also make beautiful whole cloth quilts.
to make your quilting faster, more accurate, and more creative.
Look below to learn many different ways to use them.
Make quick work of setting triangles by clicking corner to corner along the base of each one and continue to fill as many as you can reach in your stitching area.
Fill a small block by clicking corners on the diagonal and back again, or create a larger, more complex pattern by clicking all of the block corners. Or, combine blocks and triangle techniques to fill large background spaces.
Look here to see a creative way to use P2P triangle patterns to create a border design which automatically makes its own mitered corners..
These new patterns are perfect to use with Page Johnson's creative Page Turner idea, using P2P triangles to place a pattern which stitches out like Edge to Edge, but gives a custom look to the finished quilt. Careful placement of triangles across the quilt will create a full row that will stitch out like an E2E.
Or, get creative, think outside the box, and use the P2P triangles in several different ways in the same quilt.
I would suggest choosing patterns first by density and then by the center focus of the block. Some patterns will create a secondary pattern when corners come together and some include a design that will quilt the sashing along with the block, simply by clicking in the center of the cornerstones.
For each design, we are showing the P2P triangle pattern, a sample block, a border, and a layout of what the pattern will look like repeated across a whole quilt. As you can see, many of the patterns will also make beautiful whole cloth quilts.
Baseballs
P2P Triangle pattern and full Block pattern |
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Baseballs pattern repeated as a border
P2P Baseballs repeated as an Edge to Edge look
Blossom
P2P Triangle pattern and full Block pattern |
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Cactus Rose
P2P Triangle pattern and full Block pattern |
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Chrysanthemum
P2P Triangle pattern and full Block pattern |
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Clematis
P2P Triangle pattern and full Block pattern |
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Cupid's Garden
P2P Triangle pattern and full Block pattern |
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Electricity
P2P Triangle pattern and full Block pattern |
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Harvest
P2P Triangle pattern and full Block pattern |
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P2P Triangle Harvest on a Double Wedding Ring
Hawaiian
P2P Triangle pattern and full Block pattern |
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Hawaiian, set on point, quilted by Joan Knight
Hummingbird Garden
P2P Triangle pattern and full Block pattern |
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Iris
P2P Triangle pattern and full Block pattern |
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Lily Pond
P2P Triangle pattern and full Block pattern |
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Primrose
P2P Triangle pattern and full Block pattern |
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Sew Simple
P2P Triangle pattern and full Block pattern |
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P2P Triangle Sew Simple
on a repeat block quilt
on a repeat block quilt
Spanish Tile 1
P2P Triangle pattern and full Block pattern |
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Spanish Tile 2
P2P Triangle pattern and full Block pattern |
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Trellis
P2P Triangle pattern and full Block pattern |
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Tribal
P2P Triangle pattern and full Block pattern |
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Vibrations
P2P Triangle pattern and full Block pattern |
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Waves
P2P Triangle pattern and full Block pattern |
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P2P Triangle Waves on a Triple Irish Chain
Tiki
P2P Triangle pattern and full Block pattern |
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Summer
P2P Triangle pattern and full Block pattern |
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Hawaiian 2
P2P Triangle pattern and full Block pattern |
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Buckeye
P2P Triangle pattern and full Block pattern |
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Crocus
P2P Triangle pattern and full Block pattern |
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Trumpet Vine
P2P Triangle pattern and full Block pattern |
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Ripples
P2P Triangle pattern and full Block pattern |
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After checking out, click on Return to Thimble Works
You can download immediately.
You will also automatically receive an
email with your files embedded in the message.
The zipped file will include both QLI and DXF formats.
Click on the file name and save to the desired location.