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Beautiful place you camped, Moonrise. That coyote pup is adorable. Looks like a curious little guy.
Ibex must have a theory about left handedness and creativity....
I'm so excited because tonight I finished quilting my On Ringo Lake quilt! Squee... been quilting on it for so long. Now I just need to bind it and then I'll take some pics.
Ibex must have a theory about left handedness and creativity....
I'm so excited because tonight I finished quilting my On Ringo Lake quilt! Squee... been quilting on it for so long. Now I just need to bind it and then I'll take some pics.
#343
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Yes Congratulations on finishing your quilt can’t wait to see it.
I’m also Right handed and use the Olfa 45. When I had carpal tunnel I used the ergo Martelli quite a bit but never felt comfortable with it. But I cut different because of the years with carpal tunnel. I lay my fabric out and cut across the top of the fabric using my right hand with my left forearm resting on the ruler. Looks scary as heck, I have been trying to get out of the habit.
I’m also Right handed and use the Olfa 45. When I had carpal tunnel I used the ergo Martelli quite a bit but never felt comfortable with it. But I cut different because of the years with carpal tunnel. I lay my fabric out and cut across the top of the fabric using my right hand with my left forearm resting on the ruler. Looks scary as heck, I have been trying to get out of the habit.
#344
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Join Date: May 2010
Location: Northwest Georgia
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Forgot to answer the question above. I'm right-handed, and use a 45mm blade with a Fiskars cutter. I have a straight-handled Olfa cutter, but I'm always worried that my hand will slip down and hit the blade.
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Forgot to answer the question above. I'm right-handed, and use a 45mm blade with a Fiskars cutter. I have a straight-handled Olfa cutter, but I'm always worried that my hand will slip down and hit the blade.
#345
Yes Congratulations on finishing your quilt can’t wait to see it.
I’m also Right handed and use the Olfa 45. When I had carpal tunnel I used the ergo Martelli quite a bit but never felt comfortable with it. But I cut different because of the years with carpal tunnel. I lay my fabric out and cut across the top of the fabric using my right hand with my left forearm resting on the ruler. Looks scary as heck, I have been trying to get out of the habit.
I’m also Right handed and use the Olfa 45. When I had carpal tunnel I used the ergo Martelli quite a bit but never felt comfortable with it. But I cut different because of the years with carpal tunnel. I lay my fabric out and cut across the top of the fabric using my right hand with my left forearm resting on the ruler. Looks scary as heck, I have been trying to get out of the habit.
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