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I have an Omnigrip 6 x 24 use it a lot. Also a O'lipfa lip edge ruler ( 5 x 24)that I am trying to use more often. It has a lip at the bottom that goes next to the cutting mat to make straighter cuts. It maybe working, sometimes that slips also.
#3
Personally I prefer the ones with black markings on one side and yellow on the other (for use with dark colors). I'm not sure of the brand name. And lots of them. The large ones are fine for cutting large pieces but when working with small blocks or small cuts the smaller ones are so much easier to handle.
#4
Originally Posted by SueDor
I have an Omnigrip 6 x 24 use it a lot. Also a O'lipfa lip edge ruler ( 5 x 24)that I am trying to use more often. It has a lip at the bottom that goes next to the cutting mat to make straighter cuts. It maybe working, sometimes that slips also.
I use my 6 x 24" Omnigrid all the time. A sandpaper dot in the corners keeps it from squirming while I'm cutting. I use my 6.5" square Omnigrid for squaring up patches and smaller blocks and fussy cutting & my 12.5" square for squaring up larger blocks.
#5
if you can afford them or find them on sale, the new frosted Olfa rulers are absolutely the bomb! i love everything about mine. :-)
i also like the Wright's EZ line of rulers. lots of sizes. very easy to read. :-)
i also like the Wright's EZ line of rulers. lots of sizes. very easy to read. :-)
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