Originally Posted by rosiewell
(Post 4839295)
my rotary cutter with a side handle, it help my painful wrist tremendously, I bought it back east at a quilt show
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i use a hemostat when I tie a quilt. works great. My sons tease me and call it my roach clip. LOL...
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Originally Posted by euandca
(Post 4840410)
How do u use the clamps?
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http://quiltersreview.com/index.php/...-on-the-wrist/
This is a link to a review of the Martelli rotary cutter that is easier on the wrist. |
Carolaug - I just googled this and it looks like something I'd like to buy. One question - you said "the seam ripper can rotate". I can't picture this, could you pls explain? Thanks. And if I buy it I promise not to send you the bill!
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June Taylor's 12 in sq. drafting paper tablet. And thanks for the info about the new seam ripper. I just ordered one.
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Picnic tablecloth clips -- great for layering quilts on a large table.
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I have that rotary cutter and it has a flaw. The rubber handle cover stretchs out and falls off all the time so have quit using it. It was great while it lasted.
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I love the multi-colored clip-on pin backs I got many years ago. I was told that Joann's carried them, but my local one didn't have them. They, plus a slotted grapefruit spoon for raising up the pin point, are how I baste and still have nails.
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Originally Posted by Normabeth
(Post 4840467)
I am a fairly new quilter, have had problems sewing on bindings - I purchased the Binding ruler and completed binding 24 table runners and three quilts for Christmas - I LOVE this ruler.
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