bejay28

Love it ladies, you all are to cool with these very useful tips!

littlehud

I love this kind of thread. What wonderful tips.

dkabasketlady

Thanks for all the useful tips! I've got this bookmarked!!!

pieces

I bought mine when I was studing landscape design in a art store. Or a place that sells a lots of drafting supplies.

QBeth

Many people have suggested using a soft artist's brush to clean lint out of the feed dog area and elsewhere. I couldn't find one I liked but "re-discovered" a make-up brush that looks like a tube of lipstick. Turn to get to brush, clean, turn to stow the brush. It's also the right size for storing in the machine's attachment box.

TexasGurl

Hah ... these are my "rules" too ... Esp. the chocolate !! I simply can't cut, sew or quilt if I'm out of chocolate :)

Rebecca VLQ

THIS is what I've been doing wrong! :lol:

I usually sew until I make a major mistake...as in, I should have stopped long ago. But perhaps the chocolate will fix things!

pojo

The subject T-square how do you actually use it. Do you have a picture how to use it. I looked it up.

do you use the long measuring on the side you cut and the handle looking thing on the fold.

Grandmama Pat

That's a good question and I'd like to know the answer, too.

chance

Its shaped like a "T". I place the "T" end flush with a straight edge, such as the table or cutting mat. Then just cut along the long edge. I wouldn't use a metal T-square -it could ruin your rotary cutter. The one I use has plastic on the long edges.