I finally did rotary cutting...
12-03-2010, 10:21 AM
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If I have to use a scissors, I just won't make the quilt. One of the best gadgets that I have come across for cutting strips and subcutting the strips is the June Taylor Shape Cut Plus. It makes a sometimes tedious job very easy. My first one was 12 inches long - gave that one to my DIL because I bought one that is 18 inches long. Love it.
12-04-2010, 09:20 AM
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Originally Posted by Flying_V_Goddess
I don't even know what Harbor Freight is. lol. Only companies that I know of that sell rotary cutters are Olfa and Fiskars. They are also the only two rotary cutters you can buy here in town. Wal-Mart carries Fiskars and the Quilt N' Sew Haven carries Olfa. I have a Fiskars. I wanted to try it out so I got the cheaper of the two, which ends up being even cheaper because of my lovely Wal-Mart discount card. Its working nicely so far. Perhaps my only gripe with it might be it not being ergonimcally designed so probably once I do some serious cutting of fabric my hands will hurt (as I tend to overdo things and should probably start buying things that are less of a strain on my body).
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