How to Use The Curvy Ruler Set

[@AngelaSalatino1]

Greetings from Clovis, NM!

[@sharonw667]

Quite interesting rulers. Will they be available at our local dealers?

[@HandiQuilter]

Yes!

[@virginiamazelin6838]

Is either one of these the same as the curvy ruler from the ruler club a few years ago?

[@HandiQuilter]

Yes. The previous ruler is now called Curvy 1. The Curvy 2 has been added.

[@shelleytheriault8526]

It would have been nice if you explained what the markings on the ruler were and how to use it.

[@HandiQuilter]

Great suggestion. For the design that was used, the marks weren't used. For future videos, we will take that into consideration.

[@susanmei9980]

Are these new rulers?

[@HandiQuilter]

The Curvy 1 was previously called Curvy. The Curvy 2 is a new addition.

[@lindalilac]

because you were working on a customer quilt you had to use a thread color appropriate to that project, but for the purpose of a demo it would been really nice to have a contrasting thread. I really couldnt see the end result at all😢

[@HandiQuilter]

Thank you for your feedback. We try to do a variety of real quilts and contrasting thread as people ask for both ways.

[@debbiecossins5237]

Hello

[@SuperBettyboop23]

I totally love to watch you too ladies you’re so talented and gives me inspiration and also challenges me to do better at my quilting thanks a bunch❣️🪡🧵✂️💕💓💗💖😀 I wanted to ask you about that Surefoot do you need it when you’re working with the ruler? can you let me know please thank you

[@HandiQuilter]

Is it possible to do ruler work with the closed toe foot, yes. However, it is very highly recommended that you use the Sure Foot. With the higher profile, you are less likely to have a ruler hop over the foot and cause problems. You can also use the echo feet and couching feet with rulers.