Enhance Your Quilting Precision with Spot-On Dot Magnifiers!

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[@annettemaxie-mahmoud2390]

These seem to work well. There are notions out there for everything! Thanks for the tutorial. ❤

[@joyfulandmerryquilting]

You're welcome! Anything to make our sewing lives a little easier! Thanks for watching!

[@meacadwell]

I've tried these and they work as they're supposed to. However, I prefer the magnifiers that clip onto my glasses as they give me a wider field of vision and are bulkier so can't hide as readily under fabric. And I don't have to worry about popping those little magnifiers off my rulers because they sometimes go flying. Or get knocked off my cutting table so I have to spend time hunting for them. Otherwise these little dots definitely make ruler markings easier to see.

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Thanks for your comment and thanks for watching.

[@debbieparrish4369]

Thank you for sharing. Great idea for helping those of us growing oldx😊

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[@karin0963]

Thank you for sharing this product. I am enjoying your videos.

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Thank you so much for watching and for your kind words of support!

[@myralewis1714]

Looks like a good product ..... thanks!

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You're welcome! Thanks for watching!

[@megharmon2298]

Looks great

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Thank you!

[@marciascott141]

I have one of these! What a great use! Could you please list where to purchase your stiletto? Love it too.

[@joyfulandmerryquilting]

I purchased it on Amazon. It's listed as: Stiletto & Pressing Tool, Precision Stiletto Handy for Getting Seams to Lay Correctly, Stiletto Quilting Tool for Sewing Kit Products

[@marciascott141]

@@joyfulandmerryquilting thank you Mary!

[@cat267]

What the best cutter you used. I’m having trouble getting the olfa cutter to cut commercially through. I’m pressing down but there are spots that didn’t cut. Also….how do you get your ruler not to move while cutting?

[@joyfulandmerryquilting]

I just use the Olfa Cutter with a Titanium blade. Usually, if there are spots that don't cut, it means you have a nick in your blade. Also - make sure you have your index finger straight on the handle (the spot where there are ridges on the handle - your finger fits right in). I think it would be a great tutorial - it's hard to explain in words. Thanks for asking!

[@sharonginger2997]

that a good idea

[@joyfulandmerryquilting]

Thank you! Thanks for watching!

[@marinaabad4995]

Using Accuquilt dies is accurate cutting and no need to squint at rulers, unless it's a realy odd piece size.

[@joyfulandmerryquilting]

For those who have access to an Accu-cut machine and dies, this is a great option. This video is for those who do not have an Accu-cut Machine. In addition, once the cut pieces are sewn together, you will need use a ruler to square up the finished pieces and I found these magnetic disks to be very helpful. Thanks for the tip and for watching!

[@karena.2416]

Everyone can’t afford a die cutter.

[@marinaabad4995]

@@karena.2416 Nor a sewing machine.