The 'X' Ruler

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In mid August, this ruler was mentioned inPolly's 'comfort zone' discussion - for anyone who might beinterested, one of the videos available on quilters' tv demonstratesthe use of this ruler. Other new videos available include VictoryQuilts segments from Paducah with Eleanor Burns. jennellh

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Sigh... The internet makes some things easier... and some just more frustraing. I just can't find the video clip of the x ruler (it hides even better than the shophop bunny!). When I click on the programming link it takes me to

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The first video is tools of the trade and no x-ruler there, just embellishment techniques with glue, foils, and angelina fibers.

Would it be possible to post the name of the video to watch?

Thanks so much, Lisa in NJ

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Thanks!

I really appreciate the link to the video. I've seen the ruler before, and wondered about how it worked.

Lisa in NJ

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Howdy!

Oh, look, RobertaZ: a scrap maker! That ruler is perfect for making lots more scraps.

I hate the way that woman uses that rotary cutter. Dull blade? She can't make a clean cut to begin with, and she cuts towards herself, cuts at odd angles, has her elbows all over the place, "under the arm cutting" as they say themselves. Checking my rulers I see that they're already marked w/ lines that will give me the same effect. But, it's another ruler for the "I love to collect rulers!" fans, and these gals are sure excited about it! And they love to emphasize how FAST they can make quilt tops; good for them. "FAST!" is not my priority for making quilts. YMMV

R/Sandy - w/ a clean-clean house & new fabric: life is good, altho' summer sucks

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