cutting mats
#1
here is a question for everyone. I am looking at getting a larger cutting mat and there are tons out there. At Jo Anns there is this June Tailer cutting mat. It doesn't say self healing and it feels like it is just a piece of plastic. I was just wondering if this would be a good one to get or if I should spend the extra money and get one of the self healing mats and which one is probably the best for the money?
#3
Please get a self-healing mat. Otherwise, your mat will be cut up and catch on your fabric.
I have a non-self-healing mat from a long time ago. Wouldn't use it for quilting. It looks like it was in a slasher film.
I have a non-self-healing mat from a long time ago. Wouldn't use it for quilting. It looks like it was in a slasher film.
#5
if any of you notice there is a like for a place that sells cutting mats at the bottom and I just went and they don't tell you the price, you can't see the different sizes and you can't even put anything into your cart. it is ****** annoying right now.
#8
Green, gray, blue --- as long as it's self healing it's okay. I have a June Tailor that I use to roll out and cut homemade noodles on, wouldn't dream of using it for fabric because I use mine a lot and I don't think it would hold up.
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