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Originally Posted by judylg
I have a class I am taking this week, the add a 1/4 inch ruler is listed on the supply list (if you have one), which I do not. I have a 12 inch ruler with an added 1/4 inch on it, but am thinking this is not the right one. I just wonder if anyone has one and how you use it? Thanks.
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I use mine for paper-piecing - love it.
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I have one but discovered that my pencil is also 1/4". I use both.
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Originally Posted by KR
Originally Posted by Terryl
My friend Marci, (who has absolutely EVERYTHING) has one and is generously allowing me to use it as I make Bill's (Lockeb) paperpieced placemats, I love the tool and must absolutely add it to my supplies. I'm also loving the paperpiecing :) :) :)
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I have one and found it to be great to use when paper piecing. If you want a preview of what you are going to learn check out the tutorial on Missouri Star Quilt Company's web site. very neat.
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Trust me !! You need it !!
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I got one for a pp class but think I could have done just as well with a small ruler that marked the 1/4 inch...this one has a lip that makes it perhaps a little faster. I wish I had saved my $10.
Unless you pp a lot. Just MHO |
Originally Posted by Deborahlees
I also have a die for this....crazy thing looks like a little brass washer with a small hole in the center. You place it on the perimeter of your pattern that you need to add a quarter inch to and then put the tip of your pencil in the hole and guide it around the sides of your pattern and it adds the 1/4", good for cicles and such.
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I have one, hardly use it, prefer the regular ruler
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I suggest that you buy one, I find mine to be essential to ease the process and insure accuracy in paper piecing.
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