institches33

Buy a RulerSafe. It will keep your rulers in good condition even if they are bounced around and you can also use it for classes and travel.

QuiltnNan

i concur with putting them in a wooden drawer/cabinet etc. i would tape them in place with painter's frog tape, though

rjwilder

We packed ourselves and moved from CA to FL. I packed mine with my big wooden cutting boards, cookie sheets and cupcake pans. I stacked everything together, used blue painters tape to hold it together. Then I wrapped the bundle in my kitchen towels and stuck it in box with other linens.

luvstoquilt

I wrap mine in stash. I wrap a lot of things in my fabric so then no one knows how very much I have!

klswift

When I am traveling in the car, I lay most of mine in a short sided cookie sheet in the bottom of a box and then put the rest of my sewing supplies on top. The gives the box a rigid bottom and moisture protection (just in case it gets set down in the wrong place). It also works as a tray for keeping them organized when I am working outside of my home.

carolynjo

good idea.

Onebyone

All lmy long rulers and big square ones have a hanging hole. I slip the ruler on a hanger that has a piece of clothing on it and they are moved right along with the clothes in the wardrobe boxes used for moving. Those boxes are moved upright so no problem with weight being put on them.

DawnV

I put mine in the wardrobe boxes. After they were stuffed full of clothes, I just slid the rulers between the clothes in the middle.

zozee

I'm thinking maybe use a cardboard bolt and tie a ruler to each side with some selvedges. Then wrap that with a few layers of fabric and tie again with selvedges. You could tie down several rulers this way, keeping them all together , and put them in a mirror box or picture box labeled "fragile".

nightquilter

Just moved a lady that quilts and has 15 or more rulers, we sorted by size and taped them together, wrapped in bubble wrap.
They moved 150 miles away no breakage