This looks like it may be a better solution than a Klutz glove :D:D:D
It is a clear plastice guard that sticks onto the ruler http://www.softexpressions.com/softw...afetyShlds.php |
Wow, that's cool. I think I would like it better than the glove.
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I find the glove gets very warm, especially here in Florida (although they are forecasting snow for tomorrow :D :D
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I use my guards on my 12, 18 and 24 inch rulers and LOVE them! :thumbup: I feel much safer now cutting, and yes they're much easier to use than the glove; more convenient, too. Oh, and the price for all three was much less than one glove.
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I cut my finger twice and then my husband said I couldn't use the rotary until I got a guard. I only have it on my 6X24 ruler. All the others I am EXTREMELY careful.
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Amma,
Seven stitches in my left index finger/ maybe it is time to try one of these. Thank you, Quilter68 |
OUCH!!!
I have never liked the gloves, I used to have to wear them at work. So when I saw this, I was excited :D:D:D |
This is awesome, but wonder why the one is 22" instead of 24"?
I will go back later and look at all the different sizes. I have long wanted a pair of the klutz glove but would much rather have this, esp. when my little ones start doing more with quilting :wink: (of course they will be supervised and will be a few years before they even think about using a rotary!) this is great! thank Amma! :-D |
Originally Posted by quiltncrazy
This is awesome, but wonder why the one is 22" instead of 24"?
I will go back later and look at all the different sizes. I have long wanted a pair of the klutz glove but would much rather have this, esp. when my little ones start doing more with quilting :wink: (of course they will be supervised and will be a few years before they even think about using a rotary!) this is great! thank Amma! :-D |
Originally Posted by Quiltgranny
Originally Posted by quiltncrazy
This is awesome, but wonder why the one is 22" instead of 24"?
I will go back later and look at all the different sizes. I have long wanted a pair of the klutz glove but would much rather have this, esp. when my little ones start doing more with quilting :wink: (of course they will be supervised and will be a few years before they even think about using a rotary!) this is great! thank Amma! :-D |
Originally Posted by yourstrulyquilts
And the really neat thing about them, is you can cut-to-fit for a ruler that you may want a guard on. Thanks, |
I used my DH hacksaw. I'm sure there are other kinds of saws that you could use, tho.
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Originally Posted by yourstrulyquilts
I used my DH hacksaw. I'm sure there are other kinds of saws that you could use, tho.
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I didn't notice any rough edges, but you could sand them with no problem. I have several smaller pieces that I cut off of a 22", just waiting for a ruler that it will fit.
AND, while we are on the subject of rulers guards; if yours should happen to come off (and they do occasionally, from being dropped, or the Kid gets hold of it, lol), You can use doubled sided Scotch tape to put it back on with. Just clean up the ruler and guard, take any gunk off, and put the tape on the guard and press onto the ruler. I've only had a couple in my life that I had to fix (I worked in a quilt shop so handled a lot of rulers). The double sided tape works every bit as good as the tape the guard comes with. Happy Quilting Trails to you! |
Originally Posted by yourstrulyquilts
I didn't notice any rough edges, but you could sand them with no problem. I have several smaller pieces that I cut off of a 22", just waiting for a ruler that it will fit.
AND, while we are on the subject of rulers guards; if yours should happen to come off (and they do occasionally, from being dropped, or the Kid gets hold of it, lol), You can use doubled sided Scotch tape to put it back on with. Just clean up the ruler and guard, take any gunk off, and put the tape on the guard and press onto the ruler. I've only had a couple in my life that I had to fix (I worked in a quilt shop so handled a lot of rulers). The double sided tape works every bit as good as the tape the guard comes with. Happy Quilting Trails to you! I had to chuckle, as the quilt I'm working on at the moment is called "Happy Trails", lol. :lol: |
that's really cool! I used to live in Canyon City Colorado. You anywhere close?
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Originally Posted by yourstrulyquilts
that's really cool! I used to live in Canyon City Colorado. You anywhere close?
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Yeah it was hot there! But......no bears or lions. I liked it there a lot. You must get a ton of snow at 92oo'! What fun. Well, maybe fun, unless you're stuck in it.
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Originally Posted by yourstrulyquilts
Yeah it was hot there! But......no bears or lions. I liked it there a lot. You must get a ton of snow at 92oo'! What fun. Well, maybe fun, unless you're stuck in it.
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I guess I can say "Cool" to that one!
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Originally Posted by yourstrulyquilts
I guess I can say "Cool" to that one!
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I really don't think I could stand that kind of cold. It's hard on the knees, the elbows, the shoulder...............sounds like I'm getting old!! hehe :wink:
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Originally Posted by yourstrulyquilts
I really don't think I could stand that kind of cold. It's hard on the knees, the elbows, the shoulder...............sounds like I'm getting old!! hehe :wink:
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i have some of those on my rulers. of course i cut my thumb using teh other side of my 24 inch ruler! don't do that.
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thanks
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thanks that is a cool idea
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