BellaBoo

http://webstore.quiltropolis.net/sto...3&Item_ID=1315

I watched a demo and had to have one, I didn't want to carry the long ruler around until I got ready to go and of course forgot to go back and buy it! I guess I'll have to order it online. It's so simple, one of the why didn't I think of that tools. I know most rulers will cut bias but this is a no brain needed ruler. :lol:

sewjoyce

It looks really simple to use -- I need that! Let us know how you like it when you get it!

Moonpi

I have one considerably wider and shorter than that - not sure where it is right now, so not sure of the maker

Ninnie

If it's a no brainier, I definitely need one! :D Will have to check that out.



Ninnie

Shemjo

Don't know how I missed that! I saw sew much at the AQS that my head is still swimming! :lol:

littlehud

That looks like a great ruler. I may need to get one on line too.

BellaBoo

ShemJo, the demo was at the Finkle Building downtown where the book sale was. There were about 20 vendors set up and I liked their stuff better than the show vendors. Better prices too.

Shemjo

I never left the building! One of the drawbacks of taking the bus is that you do worry about being back in time to go back home. :?

patricej

a long multi-purpose ruler with a 45 degree line will work just as well. better, in fact, because it would offer more width options.

i know you can get rotary rulers that are 36" x 4" because i have one. it cost less than $20 (although i haven't checked the price lately.)

BellaBoo

A long ruler would't have the angles cut at both ends or be 2 1/2 inch wide. I have several long rulers one is 36" by 4". It takes some fiddling to get it lined up to cut bias strips. I tried it.