What quilting ruler do you use the most?
 

What quilting ruler do you like the best and what is it used for?

It's probably a tie for what I use the most between my ShapeCut 12x12" ruler & my basic 3.5" x 18" ruler. The ShapeCut is great for cutting strips (and later on, squares/rectangles) that are all equal sizes. I have the worst time trying to line up my ruler to get properly sized cuts.

I'm currently in love with my 10.5" x 10.5" Omnigrip ruler because I made an Irish Chain with 10" finished applique blocks so that way I was able to quickly & easily square up all 12 blocks. It is also helpful for cutting nice squares since it has so many lines (45 degree, squares on the half inch, easy to read, all the lines are the same size). I like it better than the ShapeCut once I've picked up & moved my stacks of fabric because I know I'll never get them lined up perfectly ever again and my cuts will be off.

I own exactly one ruler: the 6x12" ruler from "Quilt in a Day". I use it for just about EVERYTHING!

I have a ruler of about every size but my most used one is the 8 1/2" x 24".

6 x 12 and all of Deb Tucker's rulers for my projects.

Same here.

My O'lipfa 5 inch X 24 inch ruler. The lip edge stays secure on the edge of the cutting mat and helps with very accurate cuts.

i use my 6.5x24 the most... it's the only one i had for my first couple of years. now i have a drawer full! i use my 6x6 and my 12.5x12.5 square up a lot.

I use my June Taylor Shape Cut 12' x 12" the most. I couldn't quilt without it.

Dina