Judy Martin's Ultimate Rotary Cutting Reference: The Most Useful Book on Rotary Cutting Ever Written

Book arrived on time and was exactly as described. I can hardly wait to start reading and using this book. I am a quilter and stars are by far my favorite subject. This book has so much information for best ways to make some of her awesome stars. I have another of her books on my Christmas list and hope Santa brings me that book too :)

I like this & found it to be very informative. I would have much preferred finding this back when I started quilting. I have gotten set in my ways so I doubt I will change a lot. However, its nice to know that you don't really need a bunch of specialty rulers.

Lots of helpful info even for those of us who have been using a rotary cutter for awhile. Some things I disagree with but we all have our own opinions.

A must have for every quilt studio. Best reference book for cutting quilts.

typical Judy Martin, excellent source if you're a beginner quilter or even if you are advanced. Always something to learn or relearn.

alot of info. the author is informative. some info. i do,and do not understand.

Ultimate Rotary Cutting Reference is the most complicated book I have ever seen. Supposed to figure out quilt and patch dimensions for you but you need a math degree to figure out the charts (and there are plenty). I have tried a few times to use this book and never have figured anything out. Pure waste of my money, I really dislike this book. I have better luck with my calculator or finding needed info on line, there are many free "quilt calculators" on line.

This is a O.K. book, was not impressed that much, like Rotary Cutting Revolution better.

I bought this as I was intrigued by the title. She basically has tons of charts for rotary cutting. What I found interesting was that she has a section on magic numbers for triangles. The applications could be interesting. She has charts for cutting triangles using Omnigrid rulers which I found helpful when drafting patterns.

Nice reference source.

Quite difficult to get my head around what she is trying to say in parts

not good for a beginner, would not recommend it to anyone unless they were very good at maths, I was looking for something more basic I think i bought the wrong book

Okay