me too, and that is the only thing i used mine for...

I bought one and have never used it

If you take two pieces of fabric, fuse them together wrong sides together, cut a rectangle...viola..boook marks.

I bought mine at a garage sale. It is the standard Olfa cutter with a pinking blade. When I was trying to buy a pinking blade for my sister recently, I found out that Olfa now makes the pinking blade only to fit the more expensive Ergo cutter.

We make Pellon fused cloth postcards and use the pinking blade to trim the edges. It is a fun project. I also use it on fleece projects.

I use it for fleece and for fusible mesh stabilizer in embroidery. By eliminating the stark edge of the stablizer, pressing it onto a garment, the edges look so much nicer!

Yes, I have one and really like it. Purchased at Hancocks
and nice to trim edges so don't have so much fraying.
Hancocks also has replacement blades.
Don't ever use this when I'm cutting regular blocks, only for trimming edges.
Betty Lee

I had one from Jo Annes for a while to make a charity thing.... I didn't like what it did to my cutting mat. I gave it to a friend that scrapbooks; she'll get alot of use out of it.

I have one and I use in once in a while. I am glad I have it.

I have used it in fused work like this quilt I made which was designed by Laura Wasilowski.

http://artfabrik.com/

The wavy blade is great for trimming the edge of polar fleece edge--actually all you have to do for a throw---the pinking blade works too but I like the look of the wavy one better for fleece