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The tool I use most ofter is my seam ripper.
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6 x 24 most often, then 5 x 14
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Originally Posted by SuziC
I usually use my 6x24 and the 12 sq. most of the time.
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I use my 6x24 for cutting my strips, but use my 4x14 for almost everything else, just really like the small size of it.
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Boy do I feel stupid. When I read that people like their Shape Cuts, I had no clue what it was. Looked it up and watched a demo on how to use it. I have one that I bought when I first started quilting and had no clue how to use it, so I decided it was pretty much worthless. Now that I've seen the demo, I'll have to give it a try. Learn so many things on this board. Thank you!!
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6 by 24
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Originally Posted by Feathers-N-Fur
I must be strange. I keep seeing everyone suggesting that you have to have a 6x24 ruler, that is what they use the most.I have one, but rarely use it. My indispensable rulers are my 3.5x18, shape cut, and 6.5x6.5. To me 6x24 just seems awkward. I have a 24x36 mat, but prefer to fold my fabric one more time and use the smaller rulers. Is anyone else like me?
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I tend to use my 6x12 in. the most. If cutting strips wof I use the 6x24. I have a 15 in. square for squaring up if it's more than 6 in square. :lol:
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I like my 6x24 and I have a 16x16 rotatory that I really like. If I had more rulers, I love gadgets.
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That's like asking when you paint a still life what brush do you use. I use whatever ruler I need to get the job done. A 6x24", a regular 12 inch school, a 4x12, when I use large widths of material a measuring tape and yard ruler. When I first started quiting I used the yard stick, school ruler and measuring tape.
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