another potential quilting doodad from Lidl

Apr 10, 2006 1 Replies

Lidl in the UK currently has a kind of ruler designed for hanging pictures. It has two scales, one normal and the other measuring each way from the centre, two slidy marker things, an assortment of holes for poking pencils or bradawls through to mark walls, and two spirit levels. I doubt the spirit levels could be much use for quilting, but the rest of it looks like it's going to be just the business for some quilting task, someday, and it only costs two pounds.



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Have you ever thought about using a Carpenter's Square? I've been thinking about getting one for cutting large whole cloth squares. I have a lot of large print novelty fabrics that I plan to use as large blocks and I like to make large appliqued blocks as well, and I think the carpenter's square would be a good tool for marking cutting lines.

Debra in VA See my quilts at

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