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3/8in Hexagon Papers (100 pieces per bag)

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$4.8 $8 In stock

Sue Daley's English paper piecing papers are die-cut to ensure precision from a high quality silk coated card. This allows you to remove the fabric from the card with ease. As a quality product these papers can be used multiple times and are guaranteed to deliver time and time again. Package includes 100 pre-cut paper shapes.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Abigail N. ★★★★★

The silk coating on these makes such a difference when you're pulling the papers back out, they slide right free without snagging the fabric. Die-cut edges line up neatly too, so my hexies actually match when I sew them together.

Jacob J. ★★★★★

I've been piecing hexies for years and these die-cut papers are the most consistent I've used — every single one lines up perfectly. The silk coating really does help the fabric slide off without fraying the corners. 100 per bag is a decent amount for a small project.

Sofia ★★★★★

The silk coated card makes a noticeable difference when I'm pulling the fabric off after basting — no frayed paper edges left behind. I've cut my own templates before and these die-cut ones are far more consistent in size, which matters when you're joining hundreds of hexies.