I did that with sand paper dots the other day!!! Lol
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guess we all learn the hard way as dad says
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Kitsie, trust me I do crazy odd stuff like this to, all the time. And for Grannie, girl I feel you, it's amazing where you can find things. I swear there are little gremlins running throughout my house at times because like you I find stuff in the oddest places and I think to myself, did I really do that? I must have because there it isl
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Sounds like a lesson that I would learn - lol. OBTW - putting old fashion "Rubber Cement" , the kind that kids use in school projects (folks outside the US can not find this so I am told), works fantastically as well. Just let it dru for about 30 minutes. Oh did I mention that it too needs to go on the bottom?? :D Since there is no heat involved, it can not damage the ruler and can also be pealed off easily when it gets yucky.
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Definitely sounds familiar!
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I did the glue on the bottom and love it now I am not sliding when I cut. Love it. Just finished putting all of my fabric on comic boards and it looks so good and I can see everything I have at a glace.(no more sorting through piles) I saw the hint to Pinterest and I have never been so organized. Love it, love it, love it!!!!! I never thought I would go through 125 boards but I did. Have a great day everyone.
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Another quick "gripper" solution is to use clear nail polish sprinkled with salt (on the bottom of the ruler). I usually let it set overnight but found it works great!
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Originally Posted by GrannieAnnie
(Post 5194582)
I'm just old. Maybe the 3 pregnancies wiped out part of my brain?
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Just wondering ------ how long did it take you to figure it out???????????????? ROL!
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Originally Posted by Kitsie
(Post 5193909)
that using hot glue dots on your ruler really works well as non-slip devices....IF YOU PUT THEM ON THE BOTTOM OF THE RULER AND NOT THE TOP!! :(
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