sewwhat85

lol

clem55

I'd have trouble keeping it lined up on the mark, so I'd still be cutting crooked!

featherweight

I watched a video someplace to use these for squaring up your quilt before binding. I think it would work good.

hannajo

I might have to try that.

quilt3311

Never heard of these. Will have to see if I can see one sometime. Do not remember seeing or hearing about them locally.

pittsburgpam

Oh my gosh! I have a little laser level that my daughter got me (I do a lot of home projects). I never thought to use that for quilting.

michlowe

I wonder if you could do the same thing with a laser that lines up pictures on the wall? You could place it on you cutting table and use your ruler and rotary cutter....Hmmm.

eimay

I wonder if it works better than electric scissors. I tried those a couple of years ago and it was like driving a cat.

Moon Holiday

IMHO these scissors are only as accurate as the person using them. Once you begin to cut, if your hand shifts at all the laser will still be showing a straight line, even if it isn't the line you originally began following.
Hands using scissors are moving so they can always shift direction.

katlady

A little advice, do not cut paper with scissors that are intended for fabric as they will not be sharp long.