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Me too. And it is also great for holding the backing taut when sandwiching quilts and taping down a pantograph if you don't have the panto clear cover.
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I have two sizes in the top drawer of my machine cabinet and use them all the time. I purchased a 24" square of clear acrylic for oversized blocks and mark the sizes with the tape. A small square with an "X" marks the center.
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Originally Posted by smitty
they make a 1/4" tape in neon colors that adheres to the ruler without sticky residue.
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Blue painter's tape is the only tape I use in my sewing room. If you leave blue painter's tape on rulers for weeks at a time you still won't have to worry about it leaving any residue. Not true with other tapes.
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I use post-it notes to mark the size I am to measure/cut. I can even put messages to myself on them.
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I use blue(or anycolor) painters tape for a lot of things. I use it with my longarm even to mark pantos, etc.
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Believe me it works a lot better than a black pen!!!!!--J
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I have used it when cutting all the pieces for a large project
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I use the purple painter's tape.
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Originally Posted by quiltsRfun
Painter's tape is one of my favorite non-sewing notions. I use it to mark my rulers, sometimes to mark quilting lines, to tape a small brown bag to my sewing table for scraps, to pick up threads after ripping. And I keep a strip sticky side up next to the machine to catch clipped threads.
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