Slotted Rulers
#123
I want to Thank You for this topic. I didn't know what a June Taylor shape cutter was so I checked it out on the internet. I realized I have one of these still in the package. I had bought it when my Walmart was downsizing. I didn't know what to do with it and just stashed it. I'll use it now for sure. It is a 12 x 12. I bought it for $9.
#126
Originally Posted by grandma sue
I have them and I love them. They don't come in 1/8" slots though, unless they recently came out and I haven't seem them yet. Saves so much time and they are so accurate. Well worth it. Wait until JoAnn's has a 50% off coupon - they aren't cheap.
#130
Originally Posted by bubblegum1286
Hey everyone, I have a question.
I have a hard time cutting even strips and squares even when I use a ruler. My eyes tend to skip between those tiny lines, and often my strips and squares are somewhere between 1/16 and 1/4th off every single time. I get it all laid out, and they just don't perfectly line up. I get so frustrated. I use a rotary cutter, a cutting mat and a nice Fons and Porter ruler. So I was looking online for some solutions, and I'm interested in this June Tailor Shape Cut Slotted Ruler. Does anyone else use these? Do they help the straight-lined challenged folks like myself, or are they a waste of money?
I have tried several and they have been too loose (bendy) and my cuts and have not been straight. I bought a Martelli strip ruler and it's fabulous. It's strong enough that your cuts are perfectly straight and has a special backing that will not let it slide around. It's wonderful and I won't ever have anything else.
Thanks!
Kat
I have a hard time cutting even strips and squares even when I use a ruler. My eyes tend to skip between those tiny lines, and often my strips and squares are somewhere between 1/16 and 1/4th off every single time. I get it all laid out, and they just don't perfectly line up. I get so frustrated. I use a rotary cutter, a cutting mat and a nice Fons and Porter ruler. So I was looking online for some solutions, and I'm interested in this June Tailor Shape Cut Slotted Ruler. Does anyone else use these? Do they help the straight-lined challenged folks like myself, or are they a waste of money?
I have tried several and they have been too loose (bendy) and my cuts and have not been straight. I bought a Martelli strip ruler and it's fabulous. It's strong enough that your cuts are perfectly straight and has a special backing that will not let it slide around. It's wonderful and I won't ever have anything else.
Thanks!
Kat
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