Paper Pieces for English Paper Piecing

2-1/2" Clam Leaf

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$6 $8 In stock

2-1/2" Clam Leaf papers and acrylics from Paper Pieces are shaped for English paper piecing and clam shell projects. Choose the seam allowance or windowed style that fits your method, and select a pack size that matches your project.

  • Available in 1/4" Seam, 3/8" Seam, and No Seam options
  • Windowed versions offered in 1/4" and 3/8"
  • Pack sizes include Small Pack: 100 Pieces, Large Pack: 600 Pieces, and Bulk Pack: 1200 Pieces
  • Brand: Paper Pieces
  • Tags: Clam Leaves, Clamshells
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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Owen S. ★★★★★

I hand-stitched a small clam shell cushion top using these papers and they kept their shape beautifully throughout the whole project. The acrylic templates are precise and easy to trace around, save me a lot of cutting time.

Charlotte ★★★★★

The 2-1/2" clam leaf shape is exactly what I needed for my EPP quilt, and being able to pick the windowed style saves so much time cutting fabric. The paper is crisp and holds its shape beautifully through multiple uses.

Christopher ★★★★☆

The windowed style makes it easy to see exactly where my needle should land, and the acrylic templates hold up well through repeated tracing. Took a bit of practice to get the seam allowance right, but the shapes cut cleanly enough that I’m happy with my first clam shell block.