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Originally Posted by crafty pat
(Post 6014774)
I have never seen one like that. I know how you feel about keeping your hands busy, I can't set in front of the tv without reading or sewing something. My DH can't understand how I can watch a movie and read a book at the same time and know what is going on in both but I can.
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I've seen them advertised but figured getting the fabric through straight would be an issue. It doesn't bother me to cut strips using a mat, ruler and cutter. Seems like the fastest way to go for me.
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Did you read the 7 reviews of it? All bad! good detail on WHY it doesn't work.
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I believe tools like that are for rug makers. They do not provide enough accuracy for quilters.
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That's what I like about Amazon. They seem to have reviews on most everything, but you'd think after reading the reviews they wouldn't even offer this for sale!
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Thanks Ladies. I think I am going to pass on it. Who knows it may make me so mad I might throw it out an unopened window...haha
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Looks like a lot of people didn't like it.
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I would not buy it.
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I read the 7 reviews and they all said it was terrible. I would take their opinion and not buy this thing, read the reviews and figure it out. As for sitting and watching TV with DH, I would suggest you do some hand sewing. I appliqued 24 Dresden Plates for a year while watching TV. You can also learn how to hand piece, you could piece a whole quilt in 6 months.
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I saw it used for rug hooking
Originally Posted by charsuewilson
(Post 6014759)
I think I have one. If it's the same thing, it was hard to get the fabric to go through it straight. I got it to make strips to use in a crocheted rug, so the straightness doesn't matter as much. For sewing, I was disappointed that it didn't cut wider strips.
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