Old 02-15-2011, 04:26 PM
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Originally Posted by Zebra2
Also, make sure you are leaving at least your ring finger and pinky off of the ruler to 'anchor' your hand to the fabric. This helps with slipping as well.
I've never had any luck with that trick. I suspect probably because my left hand is basically useless for most tasks. Not handicapped, just not "trained" to do most things and have no strength in it at all.

I use a ruler with the ridges on the bottom. it's a trade off. I dont' get any slippage, but I can't "slide" the ruler for cutting multiple pieces either. I have to pick it up and place it. I've also noticed that it needs to be replaced - SOON - as the edges are showing a lot of nicks and wear as it's a cheaper plastic than my June Tailor (which is a slidey ruler).
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