Thought I was losing my mind
#63
Jan, I really appreciated the 'teacher' information you responded with. This is still a great site for learning from one another. Thanks! It reminded me not to count on the lines and as I'm teaching someone the rudiments of using rotary cutting tools, this is very useful.
#64
Thanks for the heads up re cutting mats. First thing you should do is check the measurements on any quilting tool to see if they are really what they say they are. I have the Alto quilt cut 1 which I love and also the large 36 inch mat from Olfa, and both of them are spot on.
#65
So glad you found your mind! LOL! thanks for the "heads up" alert, I didn't know that measuring tools might not be reliable either. Hancock's needs to know how bad these particular cutting boards are. Maybe they will also make some small gesture to make amends for the frustrations and messed up projects this cutting board caused.
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I agree with Jan in VA that is exactly how I teach my students as well. Use 2 rulers to square the fabric and then use the lines on the ruler to cut the fabric. The mat lines are to aid in visual lining up not meant to cut with! Luann in CTs
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