Cheap circles
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Cheap circles
[ATTACH=CONFIG]597371[/ATTACH]For those of us doing ruler work the rulers are super
expensive especially when we don’t know which ones we will really use. So I did a little experiment today. The circle rulers I have are smaller than what I may want to use. So what do I have that is at least 1/4” high. Plates won’t work they are not high enough and slippery. Now my day starts with coffee. Yep the lid is high enough. So here is my experiment. I do have to say placement needs to be with the edge down Therese the hopping foot slips under. Not good.
expensive especially when we don’t know which ones we will really use. So I did a little experiment today. The circle rulers I have are smaller than what I may want to use. So what do I have that is at least 1/4” high. Plates won’t work they are not high enough and slippery. Now my day starts with coffee. Yep the lid is high enough. So here is my experiment. I do have to say placement needs to be with the edge down Therese the hopping foot slips under. Not good.
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Location: North Dakota
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Because I am a novice beginning to learn about ruler work on a borrowed longarm I experimented to find a way to be more secure for not getting the ruler into machine needle area. I only needed about 6 inches of straight lines for a snowball block and used a paperback book as my "ruler". It helped get nice straight short lines for my stitch in the ditch project.
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