Paper Pieces for English Paper Piecing

5" Half Square Triangles

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$25.2 $36 In stock

5" Half Square Triangles from Paper Pieces are available as papers and acrylics for English paper piecing. Choose the ProductType that matches your preferred seam allowance or pack size.

  • ProductType options include No Seam, 1/4" Seam, 1/4" Windowed, 3/8" Seam, and 3/8" Windowed.
  • Pack sizes include Small Pack: 24 Pieces, Large Pack: 144 Pieces, and Bulk Pack: 288 Pieces.
  • Brand: Paper Pieces.
  • Listed under Half & Quarter Square Triangles and Triangles & Variations.
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Aurora ★★★★★

I’ve been using these for a quilt project and the 5" size is perfect for bigger half-square triangles without all the extra trimming. The acrylic templates are sturdy and slide smoothly against the fabric.

Avery P. ★★★★★

These papers are crisp and hold their shape perfectly, making the basting process a real pleasure. I just finished my first quilt block with the 5" size and the points matched up exactly. It saved me so much time versus cutting my own.

Ruby I. ★★★★★

The acrylic templates are perfectly precise—every seam lines up without any tugging or guesswork. I've been switching between the papers and acrylics depending on the project, and both hold their shape through multiple rounds of basting.