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Can't wait to get your thoughts after using it.
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Looks interesting. I had the handle but it didn't work well for me . This looks like it may work better. As I get older it seems I need more help to hang on to things.
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Interesting. Does it have measurement lines on it?
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I looks nice let us know how it works.
Happy Quilting, Carol in Delaware |
Ok.. that has my interest. I wish they had a video on their link. I love quilters toys!!!
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Concept seems like it will work. Let us know how you like it
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Do let us know what you think of this. I have handles that suction cup to my rulers...in a drawer somewhere....they made my wrist tire to easily.
Originally Posted by Linda - K.
(Post 4694445)
I found this at the Puyallup, WA Sew Expo yesterday. Haven't used it yet but tried it there and it seems to be very helpful with the cutting rulers slipping when you cut. The inventor was demonstrating it and I like it! Here's the web address to check it out. I bought the 24" size.
www.quiltersslidelock.com |
Originally Posted by farmquilter
(Post 4700878)
I just bought some clear buttons, kitchen door cushions, put them on the 4 corners of a square ruler. It does not move, it also gives the height needed when cutting the twister blocks so it does not rock. The buttons cost $3 per package, I will use the rest of them on other rulers.
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Thanks for sharing the slide lock it certainly looks like it might help those of us with arthritis as long as it's not too heavy with that wooden handle. Please keep posted on how it works for you and if it's too heavy cutting a whole quilt top.
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I'm also curious about it.
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