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    Junior Member evelyn5269's Avatar
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    Pinking Rotary Cutter

    Has anyone used a pinking rotary cutter. I like the pinked edges on the precuts. Fabric does not ravel on them while working with them. Olfa and Fiskars both make a pinking blade. If you have used it, please let me know how you liked it.
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    I have the Olfa one. I've only used it a couple of times they really liked it.

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    I find the pinked edges of charms to be difficult to sew since I use a barrier to keep my seams accurate. Pinked edges are a bit weaker. I almost bought one once but decided I wouldn't use it much. Glad you don't find it difficult to sew with a pinked edge.
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    I have one and use it almost exclusively, to keep the edges from raveling when I pre-wash. It seems to work well for that. I don't know how it would be for cutting squares.
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    Quote Originally Posted by GingerK View Post
    I have one and use it almost exclusively, to keep the edges from raveling when I pre-wash. It seems to work well for that. I don't know how it would be for cutting squares.
    This is how I use those blades.
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    I have one for my Olfa cutter but don't use it much. It really eats up my mat.
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    The pinking blade really but up my mat also. I used it on one of the large hard plastic mats also and I can still see the lines.

    Quote Originally Posted by Mariposa View Post
    I have one for my Olfa cutter but don't use it much. It really eats up my mat.

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    I've used mine for cutting out silk pieces. It worked well.
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    I have 1 but only use it for things I don't want to hem (banners and Christmas curtains) so far.
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    I bought the Olfa one to work with some Minkee fabric and thought it was great. Also have used it to trim fabric before washing to see if it helped the fraying, which it did.

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