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1" Chain Border Stencil
The Dritz® Quilting stencils are made of thin, flexible plastic and are used by quilters to mark specific shapes or motifs onto an item to be quilted or embroidered. Designed to be used with markers, pens or pencils to mark the lines.
- Item Number: 3254
- Made out of thin, flexible plastic and are reusable
- Stencils can be used in a small section of a quilt, or moved and repeated as necessary. They are also ideal for use in needlework and other DIY crafting projects
- Markers, disappearing pens, water soluble pencils or chalks are used to mark the lines; the tool used is a personal choice, but may be dictated by the type of fabric used
$1.79
1" Chain Border Stencil—
$1.79
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1" Chain Border Stencil
The Dritz® Quilting stencils are made of thin, flexible plastic and are used by quilters to mark specific shapes or motifs onto an item to be quilted or embroidered. Designed to be used with markers, pens or pencils to mark the lines.
- Item Number: 3254
- Made out of thin, flexible plastic and are reusable
- Stencils can be used in a small section of a quilt, or moved and repeated as necessary. They are also ideal for use in needlework and other DIY crafting projects
- Markers, disappearing pens, water soluble pencils or chalks are used to mark the lines; the tool used is a personal choice, but may be dictated by the type of fabric used
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The Dritz® Quilting stencils are made of thin, flexible plastic and are used by quilters to mark specific shapes or motifs onto an item to be quilted or embroidered. Designed to be used with markers, pens or pencils to mark the lines.
- Item Number: 3254
- Made out of thin, flexible plastic and are reusable
- Stencils can be used in a small section of a quilt, or moved and repeated as necessary. They are also ideal for use in needlework and other DIY crafting projects
- Markers, disappearing pens, water soluble pencils or chalks are used to mark the lines; the tool used is a personal choice, but may be dictated by the type of fabric used
