Trim IT Ruler
Details
- MaterialAcrylic
- BrandRiley Blake
- ColorTransparent
- StyleClassic
- Product Dimensions16.7"L x
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Details
- MaterialAcrylic
- BrandRiley Blake
- ColorTransparent
Description
📐 Trim IT Ruler: Cut with confidence, craft with pride!
- GENEROUS WORKSPACE - Large 16.5x16.5 inch size accommodates all your quilting and embroidery projects
- GRIDLOCKED ACCURACY - 1-inch aqua and denim grids with 1/8 and 1/4-inch increments for meticulous measurements
- EFFORTLESS CENTERING - Diagonal lines guide perfect block alignment with zero guesswork
- PRECISION MEETS PRACTICALITY - Non-slip surface ensures flawless trimming every time
- SEAMSTRESSS SECRET WEAPON - Color-coded seam allowance marks reveal exactly what shows in your quilt
The Trim IT Ruler by Lori Holt is a 16.5x16.5 inch non-slip quilting ruler featuring diagonal centering lines and color-coded 1/4-inch seam allowance markers. Printed with aqua and denim 1-inch grids subdivided into 1/8 and 1/4-inch increments, it offers precise trimming for quilting, applique, and embroidery projects.
Reviews
S**T
Lori Holt Trim It ruler
Useful in trimming large squares
B**N
Great Ruler
If you have a 16,5 square to square up, this ruler is perfect. So many points to help you make sure square is centered.
Q**Y
Ruler
This has been a lifesaver in doing my quilt blocks. Makes them so much easier to set up the design on my blocks for the appliqué. Definitely worth the price for me.
O**R
Great ruler
This was pricey, but it does the job well and will be well used.
A**R
Came very quickly. Excited to start using this ruler.
Sewing
B**Y
Markings aren’t clear
I think if you are simply cutting 16.5” blocks, this is a good ruler. If you are measuring and cutting with this ruler, I find the markings very difficult to use. There is a built in 1/4” seam allowance marked all the way around the outside. This means if you line up on the 14.5” mark on the ruler, by using the edge, you are actually cutting on the 14.75” mark. You can compensate by moving over 1/4” from where you want to cut, but the dots on the smaller measurements are so hard to see, it’s very difficult. I’ve just ordered the creative grids of the same size. I should have done that in the first place.
A**T
Transparent ruler
My wife says that this greatly simplifies her life. She spends a lot of her free time sewing and this by far is the most useful tool that she uses.
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