My slippery ruler cure.
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You can find these at Home Depot or Lowe's or a hardware store. They are very common pieces of equipment to find. Absolutely fabulous idea. You don't even have to hold the ruler while you're cutting. It's firmly in place. :thumbup:
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Originally Posted by Fab-ra-holic
I've tried everything I could to get my ruler not to slip while I was cutting so I decided to get myself a "Quick Release Clamp". It works like a charm.
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I've had the same problem. I tried using the dots of sandpaper the dots all fell off. I tried holding it the way other quilters do. It still moves, it is so aggravating. But that sounds like a good idea. And I'm going to get me some of those clamps. thank you for sharing
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Originally Posted by lorraine43
Would these clamps be good to hold quilt in place when basting a quilt?
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