Marking quilt tools
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Depends how you are quilting. For hand and DSM quilting I use painters tape. On the DSM after quilting the first line I use a seam guage adaptor for the subsequent lines. For hand, I use my ruler and reposition the tape. For LA I use the chaco liner in white and a cutting ruler. http://www.amazon.com/s?ie=UTF8&page...Achaco%20liner For dark fabrics. Blue water soluble pen for light.
NOte of caution, have had bad luck with the colored varieties embedding in my thread so I stick with white only.
NOte of caution, have had bad luck with the colored varieties embedding in my thread so I stick with white only.
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I use a chaco liner. I've had it since the 80s or maybe longer. I finally ran out recently and refilled it with corn starch. It doesn't work quite as well as the chalk but it's cheap so for now, that's what I'm using.
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If you are machine quilting, I use a Clover hera marker for marking lines . They use to sell them at JAF but I don't know if they still do. If your want to see what one looks like, then do a search on eBay. I am certain someone has a picture. Painter tape is also easy but remember you always want to reference from you center starting line to make sure you are still accurate with your spacing.
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