June Tailor Shape Cut
#24
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Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: Tennessee
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Originally Posted by QuiltingGrannie
I have one. Once I started using it I was in love with it. Now I want the bigger one.
You will use it more than you think. Good investment. Go for it!
You will use it more than you think. Good investment. Go for it!
#25
I use mine to square up bigger blocks. The 1/4" cut size is the best for this. You can't just place the ruler on fabric and cut without practice. Aligning the 0 cutting slot extended line to the edge of the fabric and the bottom measuring line across the fold will give you accurate cuts every time. I cut cheap muslin until I got the hang of it.
#28
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Join Date: Dec 2009
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There is different types i also found out!! So read it before you buy it..... Theres 1/8th. 1/4's and 2 1/2 increment PER mat. I bought the 1/4 since it seams to be the avg, size. Joanns has them 50% off thru Mon Labor Day!![/quote]
Wow...I have a coupon for 20% off regular or sale items. Guess I'd better get dressed!
Wow...I have a coupon for 20% off regular or sale items. Guess I'd better get dressed!
#29
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Join Date: Feb 2010
Location: Keene, New Hampshire
Posts: 4,211
Originally Posted by charismah
I use mine all of the time...I can't imagine not having it!
I was going to buy one recently only to discover I had one, still wrapped in plastic from several years back.
Needed it, opened it and have not stopped using.
#30
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Join Date: Oct 2009
Location: Georgia
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I am used to a regular 6" wide 24" long ruler. It appears that on the video you have to fold the width of the fabric smaller than the regular fold-in-half, the way it comes from the quilt shop. Is that correct?
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