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A visit to my LQS last Saturday resulted in the purchase of the best cutting ruler I have used to date.
Quilters Select - the back side is coated with a smooth but grippy surface and it will not slide on the fabric at all!
I also bought the Quilters Select cutting board - it has a dark side and a light side that will help my aging eyesight.
quiltersselect.com - I think she said it was by Alex Anderson?
Quilters Select - the back side is coated with a smooth but grippy surface and it will not slide on the fabric at all!
I also bought the Quilters Select cutting board - it has a dark side and a light side that will help my aging eyesight.
quiltersselect.com - I think she said it was by Alex Anderson?
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Location: Saskatchewan
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Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: Southern USA
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I've had Quilters Slide Lock for years. It was first called Rule Steady. I learned a great tip from this board. Use the Slidelock to smooth out the quilt as you lay it out to baste. It works great and gets the layers smoother then using your hand.
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