Our 3/4″ Sasher™ Tool is PQW’s version of a bias maker. It allows you to quickly and easily fold bias or straight grain fabric strips in half (raw edges together), or perform a perfect bias fold using just the Sasher tool and an iron.

Use the 3/4″ Sasher Tool to make stems and vines for applique, sashing strips for Quilt As You Go quiltmaking, bias tape for celtic or stained glass applique and bag handles.

You will notice that the sides of the Sasher have a curved shape. This is so the curved edge of an iron can neatly fit against the Sasher as you push it along; Which means no more burnt fingers!

Please note – that the size on the Sasher is the finished size of the folded strip. If you require a 3/4″ finished size, cut the fabric 1 1/2″ wide and then put through the 3/4″ Sasher.

Watch our video where Pauline shows you how to use the Sasher Tools.

The 7/8″ Sasher™ Tool is PQW’s version of a bias maker. It allows you to quickly and easily fold bias or straight grain fabric strips in half (raw edges together), or perform a perfect bias fold using just the Sasher Tool and an iron.

Use the 7/8″ Sasher to make stems and vines for applique, sashing strips for Quilt As You Go quiltmaking, bias tape for celtic or stained glass applique and bag handles.

You will notice that the sides of the Sasher have a curved shape. This is so the curved edge of an iron can neatly fit against the Sasher as you push it along; Which means no more burnt fingers!

Please note – the size on the Sasher is the finished size of the folded strip. If you require a 7/8″ finished size, cut the fabric 1 3/4″ wide and then put through the 7/8″ Sasher.

Watch our Youtube video where Pauline shows you just how easy it is to use the Sasher Tools.

The 1″ Sasher™ Tool is PQW’s version of a bias maker. It allows you to quickly and easily fold bias or straight grain fabric strips in half (raw edges together) or perform a perfect bias fold using just the Sasher Tool and an iron.

Use the 1″ Sasher to make:

• Stems and vines for applique,
• Sashing strips for Quilt As You Go quilt making,
• Bias tape for Celtic or stained glass applique,
• Borders for quilts
• Bag handles

You will notice that the sides of the Sasher have a curved shape. This is so the curved edge of an iron can neatly fit against the Sasher as you push it along; Which means no more burnt fingers! Pauline recommends using the mini iron as it fits perfectly in the curve of the Sasher.

Please note – the size on the Sasher is the finished size of the folded strip. If you require a 1″ finished size, cut the fabric 2″ wide and then put it through the 1″ Sasher.

Watch our Youtube video where Pauline shows you just how easy it is to use the Sasher tools.

The 1 1/8″ Sasher™ Tool is PQW’s version of a bias maker. It allows you to quickly and easily fold bias or straight grain fabric strips in half (raw edges together) or perform a perfect bias fold using just the Sasher Tool and an iron.

Use the 1 1/8″ Sasher to make:

• Stems and vines for applique,
• Sashing strips for Quilt As You Go quilt making,
• Bias tape for Celtic or stained glass applique
• Bag handles
• Also the perfect size for folding bindings

You will notice that the sides of the Sasher have a curved shape. This is so the curved edge of an iron can neatly fit against the Sasher as you push it along; Which means no more burnt fingers! Pauline recommends using the mini iron as it fits perfectly in the curve of the Sasher.

Please note – the size on the Sasher is the finished size of the folded strip. If you require a 1 1/8″ finished size, cut the fabric 2 1/4″ wide and then put through the 1 1/8″ Sasher.

You’ll have perfectly folded strip every time!

Watch our video where Pauline shows you how easy it is to use the Sasher Tools.

The1 1/2″ Sasher™ Tool is PQW’s version of a bias maker. It allows you to quickly and easily fold bias or straight grain fabric strips in half (raw edges together), or perform a perfect bias fold using just the Sasher Tool and an iron.

Use the 1 1/2″ Sasher to make:

• Stems and vines for applique,
• Sashing strips for Quilt As You Go quiltmaking,
• Bias tape for Celtic or stained glass applique
• Bag handles
• Also the perfect size for folding bindings

You will notice that the sides of the Sasher have a curved shape. This is so the curved edge of an iron can neatly fit against the Sasher as you push it along; Which means no more burnt fingers! Pauline recommends using the mini iron as it fits perfectly in the curve of the Sasher.

Please note – that the size on the Sasher is the finished size of the folded strip. If you require a 1 1/2″ finished size, cut the fabric 3″ wide and then put through the 1 1/2″ Sasher.

You’ll have perfectly folded strip every time!

Watch as Pauline shows you just how easy it is to use the Sasher tools.

The 1 3/4″ Sasher™ Tool is PQW’s version of a bias maker. It allows you to quickly and easily fold bias or straight grain fabric strips in half (raw edges together) or perform a perfect bias fold using just the Sasher Tool and an iron.

Use the 1 3/4″ Sasher to make:

• Stems and vines for applique,
• Sashing strips for Quilt As You Go quilt making,
• Bias tape for Celtic or stained glass applique
• Bag handles
• Also the perfect size for folding bindings

You will notice that the sides of the Sasher have a curved shape. This is so the curved edge of an iron can neatly fit against the Sasher as you push it along; Which means no more burnt fingers! Pauline recommends using the mini iron as it fits perfectly in the curve of the Sasher.

Please note – the size on the Sasher is the finished size of the folded strip. If you require a 1 3/4″ finished size, cut the fabric 3 1/2″ wide and then put it through the 1 3/4″ Sasher.

You’ll have perfectly folded strip every time!

Watch as Pauline shows you how easy it is to use the Sasher Tools.

The 2″ Sasher™ Tool is PQW’s version of a bias maker. It allows you to quickly and easily fold bias or straight grain fabric strips using just the Sasher Tool and an iron.

Use the 2″ Sasher to make:

• Stems and vines for applique,
• Sashing strips for Quilt As You Go quilt making,
• Bias tape for Celtic or stained glass applique

It’s also a great size for making 1″ wide bag handles. Simply put a 4″ strip through the 2″ Sasher, then through the 1″ Sasher for bag handles with no turning through (add your wadding/ batting after folding)!

You will notice that the sides of the Sasher have a curved shape. This is so the curved edge of an iron can neatly fit against the Sasher as you push it along; Which means no more burnt fingers! Pauline recommends using the mini iron as it fits perfectly in the curve of the Sasher.

Please note – that the size on the Sasher is the finished size of the folded strip. If you require a 2″ finished size, cut the fabric 4″ wide and then put it through the 2″ Sasher.

Watch the below video where Pauline shows you how to use the Sasher Tools.