Slipping Ruler
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Sorry, don't have time to read all the replies so someome may have mentioned this already. One thing that helped me was to be sure to move my hand up the ruler as I cut, so my ruler hand was always fairly even with the rotory hand. Use the inch worm movement with my ruler hand as I cut. Hope I described this so it makes sense.
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Hello, all. I have just re-read all of the replies to my question. I ordered a InvisiGrip recommended the first day I posted, from Quilt In A Day. Hope it comes soon. Also, I am going to try the other suggestions as well. I have some very fine sandpaper from the shop (used slightly though, but some good part).
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Ida
You all have been just wonderful. Wish I could bring you all to Colorado! Thank you, thank you, thank you.
Ida
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Originally Posted by Joanie2
For me I've found that it's how my hand is placed on the ruler. I am left handed (not that it's makes any difference) but I keep my thumb and first finger on the board and the rest of my hand on the fabric. This give me a good grip and prevents a lot of that slipping from the ruler. Additionally any new rulers I buy will be Creative Grid because they seem to hold onto the fabric better. My older rulers have either the Invisi-grip or small sandpaper dots. Hope this helps a bit.
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