I dont like anything june taylor. Its soft and my rotory cutter cut it. I thought it was just that particular ruler but its not. I bought another june taylor 6x24 and I'll be a monkeys uncle if my rotary cutter didnt take a nick out of it also! No more june for me. I would suggest a better quality or you'll be replacing it in no time.

Love my 2 but they were never used until I ran across the video on how to use it. It is such an eye-opener.

I like it and I use it a lot. I think it's well worth the money.

I lllloooovvvveeeee mine!!! Made my life sooo much simpler!! I'm running to wm tomorrow just to see now! Lol

They are on clearance because the June Taylors are being replaced with the Fiskars brand!!

I love it. You should unwrap it!

you will love it! made 2 Summer in the Park quilts and the strip cutting was so fast and easy with the Shape Cut. I'd still be cutting strips instead of finishing the binding if I didn't have this ruler. Take off the shrink wrap and use it. again, you'll love it!

This is how much I love mine...

If I were to tell a new quilter what to buy this would be item #2 (item #1 would be a sewing machine). It truly is the BEST ruler I have and the one I use 95% of the time. Actually, when I need to go to another ruler I almost get annoyed :)

Take the shrink wrap off and enjoy it!

Suzanne

I like mine. :lol: :lol:

I love my June Tailor rulers!! They make cutting much quicker and more accurate for me. I already had all but the one that cuts only 2 1/2" strips, but when my Walmart put them on clearance, I bought extras!!! (That's how much I love these rulers!)My Walmart put all of their rulers on clearance and restocked with Fiskars brand rulers.

I am right handed and always used the ruler with the 0 to the left and the bulk of the fabric to the right. I saw a You Tube video in which the lady turned the ruler around so that the 0 was on the right with the bulk of the fabric to the left. I tried that and have done it that way ever since. With this layout, when I am holding the ruler I am holding the bulk of the fabric still instead of just holding down the strips I have already cut. Here is a link to the video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7KcoJ...ature=related.