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Old 04-25-2011, 03:47 PM
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Added Rubber-Cement to shopping list for Friday! Thanks; that's a great tip!
Me too! There was a recent thread about slipping rulers, but I never thought of this one! Great idea! Thank goodness hot glue pops off!
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Thanks for that great tip.
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Old 04-25-2011, 03:51 PM
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Good ole rubber cement, have used it for years!
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I have invisigrip on most of my rulers, but found that if you put some Press and Seal from Glad on your little square ruler and completely smooth it out, and then remove it..... it also makes the ruler non-slip, but a little cloudy.
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Great tips. Thanks everyone!
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i use basting spray the kind people use to baste the quilt sandwich together.
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I wounder if I put this on my want list for the may Swap, I might get some that way? lol
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Originally Posted by fabric_fancy
i use basting spray the kind people use to baste the quilt sandwich together.
Never thought of that one either!
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I have also added rubber cement to my shopping list. Thanks!
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Where do you buy it from? Is there a brand name?
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