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went to joanns yesterday & bought a j.t shaoe cutter w/ my 40% off .has anyone used one & if so do you like it?[late to ask now i guess !!!]i have fybro & arthrits in my hands &need all the help i can get ! also found a hi=intensity lamp onclearance from $69.99 down to $19.99 !!!!! LOVE it !
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Have it and have used it for years!!! This is, except for cutting borders, the only things I use. You'll love it!!
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I have one and love it. They do slide so I put sand paper dots on the back of mine and I don't cut more than 4 layers with it. :-D
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awesome, where do you find your sand paper dots?
Originally Posted by dakotamaid
I have one and love it. They do slide so I put sand paper dots on the back of mine and I don't cut more than 4 layers with it. :-D
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What a great day for you :D:D:D
How does this cutters dies compare in price to some of the others? |
Originally Posted by craftybear
awesome, where do you find your sand paper dots?
Originally Posted by dakotamaid
I have one and love it. They do slide so I put sand paper dots on the back of mine and I don't cut more than 4 layers with it. :-D
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If you look in Joanne's you will probably find them in the quilting section. Almost any quilt shop will carry them.
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Have it and love it.
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Enjoy your cutter. You got a bargain with the lamp.
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Originally Posted by dakotamaid
Originally Posted by craftybear
awesome, where do you find your sand paper dots?
Originally Posted by dakotamaid
I have one and love it. They do slide so I put sand paper dots on the back of mine and I don't cut more than 4 layers with it. :-D
you can get sand paper with sticky back and use a paper punch .. then just peel and stick |
use it and L O V E I T!! I put Invisigrip around the sides.
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ran out of lamps at my store! No raincheck a;;pwed either! Glad u found one
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Originally Posted by nwm50
ran out of lamps at my store! No raincheck a;;pwed either! Glad u found one
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I'm on my second cause I have used it so much!!!!
Most of my cutting has been with the shape cut! |
I don't know what it is, but have fun. God bless. Penny
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I love mine, wish it was the 18 inch but still happy with the 12.
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LOVE it - I cut 2 1/2" squares in record time with NO effort on my wrist
Next task - cut 1 1/2" sections of light and dark WOF strips to make into 3 1/2" 4 patches. Looking forward to it being EASY Highly recommend - but use care when inserting blade in at the beginning. I think you 'could' do damage over time to the plastic and the blade...so I'm being careful not to nick it. |
In a pinch, cover the bottom of your ruler with some rubber cement and let dry. It's clear when dry and works as well or better than the non-slip stuff on the market. Oh---and at my Walmart, rubber cement is about 50 cents a bottle more expensive in the crafting section than for the exact same bottle sold in the home improvement section...gotta watch out for weird stuff like that! :)
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This is a slotted ruler that is a large square, not a die cutter.
They are wonderful, I've been using one for years, just got the Shape Cut Pro. Worth the investment. Enjoy. D in TX |
Originally Posted by dar627742
went to joanns yesterday & bought a j.t shaoe cutter w/ my 40% off .has anyone used one & if so do you like it?[late to ask now i guess !!!]i have fybro & arthrits in my hands &need all the help i can get ! also found a hi=intensity lamp onclearance from $69.99 down to $19.99 !!!!! LOVE it !
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What does this cutter look like ?
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Years ago before the non skid plasitc came out I bought them from Joannes' I think. They are just little sandpaper dots with adhesive on them. Work great. You could just use regular sandpaper, cut out your dots and glue them on somehow.[/quote]
You can also buy thin sandpaper with an adhesive back at most hardware stores, easier than gluing. My Joanns still sells the sandpaper dots. I find them more effective than the clear plastic ones |
I Googled it as I had never heard of it before and am now heading to Joann's to use my 40% off coupon. I am grateful that this was posted otherwise I may have never known about it. THANKS!
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dakotamaid
Youcan alsouse paper adhesive tape instead of the sandpaper dots . It has simewhat a rough surface to grip fabric. |
I googled the shape cut ruler and don't understand what it does. It looks like a regular ruler to me. Need enlightenment!
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Originally Posted by fish92241
I googled the shape cut ruler and don't understand what it does. It looks like a regular ruler to me. Need enlightenment!
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Originally Posted by craftybear
awesome, where do you find your sand paper dots?
Originally Posted by dakotamaid
I have one and love it. They do slide so I put sand paper dots on the back of mine and I don't cut more than 4 layers with it. :-D
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here is a link to a video that i found online
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hdugcEccsDQ
Originally Posted by weatheread
What does this cutter look like ?
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I also have that ruler and used it to cut the fringe on the no sew blankets and tied the ends
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I used that ruler to cut the fringe on the no sew blankets
here is the link to a video to show the no sew blankets that are tied http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=59h8wgDgTRg |
I asked this question on another thread, but the answer wasn't clear. I have a 10"x8" June Talor ruler with a date on it of 2006. It feels very flimsy and I evne feel like the rotary cutter will slice it. Also, since it's so flimsy feeling, I wonder if it is really cutting straight or bending some. Are the larger ones also very thin and flimsy feeling?
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Originally Posted by carol45
I asked this question on another thread, but the answer wasn't clear. I have a 10"x8" June Talor ruler with a date on it of 2006. It feels very flimsy and I evne feel like the rotary cutter will slice it. Also, since it's so flimsy feeling, I wonder if it is really cutting straight or bending some. Are the larger ones also very thin and flimsy feeling?
I have a 12" x 12" shape cut and it is flimsy because it has grooves cut every 1/2", but once you place it on your fabric it works great. Not sure if the date makes a difference - I bought mine a few years back. |
my joanns still have them in the quilting area i live in brandon fl
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ddar627742,
I too have fibro, and have recently found a product that is amazing. It is called COBROXIN. You can find it at Cobroxin.com. It is made from Cobra venom, which is a nerve blocker. You have to take it for about a week for it to work really well, but in less time than that I am completely pain free. First time in over 4 years.. YAY, its all natural and no side effects. |
My husband makes my sandpaper dots. He puts carpet tape, it's sticky on both sides, on a sheet of fine sandpaper. Then he uses a punch to cut the dots. When I want to use one I just peel off the paper backing. At the price this costs I can use all I want.
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Originally Posted by dar627742
went to joanns yesterday & bought a j.t shaoe cutter w/ my 40% off .has anyone used one & if so do you like it?[late to ask now i guess !!!]i have fybro & arthrits in my hands &need all the help i can get ! also found a hi=intensity lamp onclearance from $69.99 down to $19.99 !!!!! LOVE it !
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Originally Posted by amma
What a great day for you :D:D:D
How does this cutters dies compare in price to some of the others? |
Originally Posted by craftiladi
Originally Posted by dar627742
went to joanns yesterday & bought a j.t shaoe cutter w/ my 40% off .has anyone used one & if so do you like it?[late to ask now i guess !!!]i have fybro & arthrits in my hands &need all the help i can get ! also found a hi=intensity lamp onclearance from $69.99 down to $19.99 !!!!! LOVE it !
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Originally Posted by IBQUILTIN
ddar627742,
I too have fibro, and have recently found a product that is amazing. It is called COBROXIN. You can find it at Cobroxin.com. It is made from Cobra venom, which is a nerve blocker. You have to take it for about a week for it to work really well, but in less time than that I am completely pain free. First time in over 4 years.. YAY, its all natural and no side effects. |
Originally Posted by IBQUILTIN
ddar627742,
I too have fibro, and have recently found a product that is amazing. It is called COBROXIN. You can find it at Cobroxin.com. It is made from Cobra venom, which is a nerve blocker. You have to take it for about a week for it to work really well, but in less time than that I am completely pain free. First time in over 4 years.. YAY, its all natural and no side effects. |
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