eastermarie

I need help in finding a small toothed rotary cutting blade. The regular Ofla Pinking blade is too wide between the points and the points are too deep. I've made 2 king size quilts, one using Maywood's Shadow Play fabric and the other using Northcott's Stonehenge fabric. Both fabrics unraveled terribly! I would like to find a blade that will cut quilt pieces leaving an edge like the tiny teeth on the Moda Jellyroll strips. Regular Pinking Sheers or the regular pinking rotary cutter blade leave big points. There has to be a blade out there somewhere. I just have not found it. I need your help ladies before I have to do another quilt out of easy to ravel fabric.

bearisgray

I would switch to fabric that did not ravel as easily.

Drue

Maybe you need to contact the maker of your rotary cutter to see if they even make one the size you're looking for and then go from there. Good Luck

eparys

I did a quick google and found these at Amazon.com - do not know anything about them however!

http://www.amazon.com/PINKING-SHEAR-.../dp/B000YHNYSO

ManiacQuilter2

I have used BOTH Maywood and Northcott fabric. I didn't notice any unusual unraveling, but I bought both fabrics over a decade ago. Your idea sounds interesting but then how will you keep an accruate ¼" seam allowance??? GOOD LUCK !!!

eastermarie

Your seam allowance measures from the tip of the tooth, just like on the Moda Jellyrolls.

eastermarie

I didn't know these were available. If my hands and fingers were in better shape, these would be great. Now if we can find this small tooth in a rotary cutter blade, I'd be really happy! Thanks for finding this. I may get a pair to use in garment construction.

eparys

I do not have one and so far have not needed one - I use a heavy dose of either Best Press or Niagra Starch on uncooperative fabric before I cut but I did just find some at Havel

http://www.havelssewing.com/rotary-c...nt-blades.html

There appears to two different styles.