Cutting Mat
#5
When my rotary cutter starts hitting ruts that haven't "healed" themselves.
I cut a bunch of fleece into scarves and finished off both sides of one mat. The fleece gets stuck in the cracks and it can't "heal" even if you're pretty vigilant about rubbing the fuzz off frequently.
I cut a bunch of fleece into scarves and finished off both sides of one mat. The fleece gets stuck in the cracks and it can't "heal" even if you're pretty vigilant about rubbing the fuzz off frequently.
#7
Originally Posted by quiltingnonie
Originally Posted by Pam
Remember, you paid for 2 sides, if it is getting too battered, turn it over, TA DA new mat!
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#10
Originally Posted by Linda B
About this 'self-healing' -- I haven't seen too much of that on my mats. Am I missing something?
I don't use the lines on my cutting mats, either unless it's to line up several strips to be cut at one time ala Eleanor Burns. I only use my rulers for measuring & I only use 1 brand of ruler because I found at the hard way what happens when you mix brands.
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