Paper Pieces for English Paper Piecing

1-1/2" Hexagon Thirds

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$4.97 $7 In stock

1-1/2" Hexagon Thirds are paper pieces for English paper piecing, offered by Paper Pieces. Choose the seam allowance or pack size that fits your project.

  • Available seam options: 1/4" Seam, 3/8" Seam, No Seam, 1/4" Windowed, and 3/8" Windowed.
  • Pack sizes include Small Pack: 66 Pieces, Large Pack: 396 Pieces, and Bulk Pack: 792 Pieces.
  • Listed under Hexagon Thirds and Hexagons & Variations.
  • Brand: Paper Pieces.
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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Penelope E. ★★★★★

The 3/8" seam option on these hexagon thirds makes basting a breeze, and the paper holds its shape perfectly through multiple projects. I've already reordered twice because the precision is just spot-on for my EPP work.

Michael B. ★★★★★

The 3/8" seam allowance is perfect for my EPP project since it gives me enough fabric to fold without bulk. I love how precise the cuts are, making it easy to join pieces neatly.

Lucy ★★★★★

I cut these for a hexie quilt and the 3/8" seam allowance is perfect, leaves just enough paper to fold over without any bulk. The pre-cut edges are clean and consistent, so my basting went way faster than tracing my own.