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twoxover 04-11-2012 03:37 AM

i don't know what it's called...can you help?
 
what is the name of the cutting mat that spins/rotates??? I don't think i will ever spring for a go cutter, etc...but i am thinking i could use one of those spinny cutting mats......

thanks!

betsey

QuiltnNan 04-11-2012 03:43 AM

here are a couple of links for you :thumbup:
http://www.google.com/products/catal...ed=0CHgQ8wIwAA
http://www.olfa.com/MatsDetail.aspx?C=27&Id=180

romanojg 04-11-2012 04:46 AM

There are a few mats like that; I have two different sizes. They are great especially when trying to do triangles or any shape that you really need it to be accurate. I love my Accuquilt go but the mats are really a helpful hand as well. It's a good choice. Look for coupons; I just got the latest Joanns and Hancocks in the mail. I try to go to Hancocks on Wed because the 1st and 3rd Wed are senior discount and you don't have to be 60 and it's on top of any other discount or coupon and the 2nd is military discount so for them I have most of the month covered. Enjoy your mats

twoxover 04-11-2012 04:51 AM

thank you both Judy and Nancy! i really don't want an accuquilt go...i don't think i would use it enough....but love the idea of the rotating mat <g>. and I will keep track of my joann coupons and see what's available. unfortunatly, i'm in nj and no hancocks here (but wish that JoAnn's would do a military discount!)

romanojg 04-11-2012 06:46 AM


Originally Posted by twoxover (Post 5132368)
thank you both Judy and Nancy! i really don't want an accuquilt go...i don't think i would use it enough....but love the idea of the rotating mat <g>. and I will keep track of my joann coupons and see what's available. unfortunatly, i'm in nj and no hancocks here (but wish that JoAnn's would do a military discount!)

Good luck. The other thing that I wish was with Joann's is that you don't have to be over 60 to enjoy senior citizen (not sure if they check) but also they don't have a set day so I've never been able to get it there. At Hancocks I go after work on those 3 Wed knowing even if it's full price I'll save money so how great is that.

sewingsuz 04-11-2012 01:30 PM

I have a lazy susan I bought one time for a TV. I have put my cutting board on that and it works.

Originally Posted by twoxover (Post 5132229)
what is the name of the cutting mat that spins/rotates??? I don't think i will ever spring for a go cutter, etc...but i am thinking i could use one of those spinny cutting mats......

thanks!

betsey


zennia 04-11-2012 01:33 PM

I like the idea of the lazy susan. Going to give it a try.

gollytwo 04-11-2012 01:53 PM

I had a round one from Come Quilt with Me that wore out. It got too expensive so didn't replace.
I found a 7" Fiskar square one at Joanns that's about $15. Bought 4 of them, all with coupons. Everytime I find a tool I really like either the price zooms or it goes off the market.
I was taking no chances this time.
I also have a large one by Olfa or Omni (I forget) too big, awkward.

OzarksGma 04-11-2012 03:12 PM

Olfa offers a 12" square rotating mat and there is a round one called Baltimore Revolver. I believe the Olfa mat runs around $30 and the Baltimore Rev. runs about twice the price of the Olfa.

MaggieBB 04-11-2012 03:32 PM

OH,OH, TV just lost lazy susan it is sitting on it is 24x 18. just the right size to do some serious cutting on and I have a mat to fit.


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