Ten templates that can be mixed and matched to create dozens of quilt blocks, cut glasses, and circle shapes, and for free-motion machine quilting with a ruler. Dresden plate options: Simply assemble petals to create Dresden plates. Stencils can produce 8 petals, 12 petals, or 16 petals. Combine dozens of Dresden plate blocks that measure approximately 11-12 inches in diameter. Petal edge variety: Mix the edge surfaces of the petals with four options: pointed, curved, straight, and securing curve. These choices alter the look and expand the possible Dresden plate configurations. Classic quilt design: The blocks are formed from fabric or in a row of radiant petals with flat sides, radiating from a central circle. Key benefits - Enables rapid design variation with a versatile set of templates. - Compatible with free-motion quilting guided by a ruler. - Dresden plates offer consistent sizing, with blocks about 11-12 inches in diameter when assembled. - Four edge finishes provide broad design flexibility without changing the core structure. Use scenarios - Create a modern quilt by mixing templates to form unique blocks and quilting patterns with ruler-guided free-motion techniques. - Build a Dresden plate quilt or wall hanging by assembling plates using 8, 12, or 16 petals, centered around a common circle, with blocks approx 11-12 inches wide. - Customize texture and style for seasonal or heirloom projects by selecting different petal edge finishes (pointed, curved, straight, or securing curve).