EZ International Quilting by Wrights Blank Plastic Template Sheets, 12in x 18in (6 Sheets)

I just received my 9th order of these over the last two plus years. The quality is consistent and I am so glad to have a decent clear template material so I can see where design features are in the pieces I'm marking to cut out. I use these with fabric, wood, clay, etc. I only wish there was a thicker option but the fact these are such nicely sized sheets is very good. This last order the wrap on the 6-pack is clear plastic. I store the material in it's original shipping sleeve in a larger cardboard folio cover to keep out of sinlight and rasy to safe storing until needed. They can be cut easily with household scissors. A sharpie marks them nicely (give a few seconds to dry and take care removing any rulers so not to smudge right off). The patterns ate easily marked, used and most of ours are stored by project in gallon ziplock bags with a hole punched, hanging on pegboard. I have patterns over two years old and no degredation of the material. It's no problem to cut straight lines or small circles without cracking or creasing. Removing the labels is not a big deal deal. The label slightly overlaps the bottom edge and can be pulled up, evenly, from there (pictures) and gently, firmly and evenly peel upwards - you can feel it giving way if you go slow and steady. Reposition fingers so they remain close to where the label is coming off which helps maintain even pulling. Sometimes the paper part of the label starts to rip - as soon as that happens use your plastic putty knife (or similiar tool) to scrap up past the tear then resume gently pulling. This way the entire label can be removed without a hitch. A plastic putty knife and adhesive remover (goo gone or the medical use) will take off label remnants, just rinse so residue doesn't get on project materials. As I said, I remove labels and restock before I need to make pattern. It took about 15 minutes to remove 12 labels, photo the process and write this review.

I use these sheets to make pattern pieces that are sturdy and reusable. I am making boxes right now but I make tote bags and place mats and mug rugs and some of them have pieces I use interchangeably.

I use this for making templates works really good.

I originally bought these to try cutting them on my BIBO Touch 2 3D printer, which currently has a laser module installed on it in place of the filament extrusion assembly.Well, the laser doesn't have enough power to cut these sheets. The sheets refract the laser's beam enough to prevent the beam from scoring the plastic's surface. A pity because I liked the fact that I could easily cut these sheets with scissors into pieces that fit on the printer's build plate.However, I see potential in keeping these to use as diffuser panels. I also design and 3D print simple LED powered lights as a hobby, and these sheets will work nicely for panels that I wouldn't want to 3D print. 3D printed parts always have lines on them from the extrusion process which I feel sometimes renders 3D printing unsuitable for making light diffusers. Since there are no lines on the surface of these sheets, they'll look smoother as diffuser panels.So while my poor little laser couldn't cut these, I don't regret buying them!

These worked so well for making quilt templates!

These template sheets seem great, but......that label, no matter how careful you are at pulling it off will leave a white paper residue. I tried GOO GONE , no go. So, I am soaking the sheet in the kitchen sink. You can see through the white residue so that area can be used but I don't like having work materials that look like crap.

This is a thicker plastic and makes templates that are fairly durable

for quilt templates

Easy to cut and trace around