Old 07-20-2010, 07:34 AM
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Originally Posted by HeatherQuilts
I would also make sure that your blade is nice and sharp, I know some people change their blades with each new quilt.... This way, you won't have to push so hard to cut your fabric. How many layers are you cutting at once? Also, check the height of your table that you use to cut, as it may be causing some of your problems. Some like a counter height for cutting, and some like a table height. Maybe try a few things to see what is most comfortable. One other thing, what size blade are you using? Maybe a bigger or smaller blade might help.

I'm not trying to be bossy, or a know-it-all, I just would hate to see you give up on quilting! I don't want you to be in pain!

I hope you find something that works that doesn't cause pain!
~Heather

(in the meantime) *Hands over some cookies* "Take 2 of these and call me in the morning! :lol: :lol:
Didn't read as bossy - read as helpful suggestions I better store for the future :)
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