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Cutting narrow fabric strips (Tip/Technique)
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Posted by: Lizz
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Posted on: 8/29/06 8:02 PM
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My rotary cutter, an Olfa ergonomic, can take a blade on either side of the handle, depending on whether you are right or left handed. If I put a blade on BOTH sides at the same time I can cut 1/4" strips of fabric with one swipe!

It works great for making your own strips of fusible web from yardage.... much cheaper than buying by the roll.

This is handy for narrow strips of bias interfacing to reinforce shoulder seams, also for tiny bias tape to finish seams, etc.
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Tov said...
Very clever, thanks for the tip!
8/30/06 9:50 AM
PVA said...
Thank you for posting this tip -- It's a great one! This will also work for cutting narrow fleece strips for lacing & etc.!
8/30/06 10:58 AM
Jodi B. said...
Oh my goodness. That's brilliant! Thank you!
8/30/06 12:04 PM
CSM--Carla said...
WHAT a clever IDEA! Thank you for sharing this! Carla
8/30/06 3:04 PM
Susan M said...
Brilliant!
8/31/06 1:06 PM
Nancywin said...
great idea - I'll have to look for that kind of cutter. Mine only holds one blade.
9/1/06 0:42 AM
Patti B said...
What a great idea! Thanks for posting. I'll have to go check my cutters.
9/1/06 9:48 AM
Gigi Louis said...
Wow! What a fabulous tip!
9/11/06 12:46 PM
ryansmumAria said...
great idea
8/13/07 10:25 AM
Kirstenw said...
What a clever time saving tip!!!
3/31/08 2:25 AM

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