2 Kinds of Quilters: Scissors vs. Rotary Cutter

Which kind of quilter are you? Vote below.

Previously we asked how you store your stash, what's on your design wall, how you quilt your quilts, how you baste your quilts, how you hang your quilts, where you get your quilting ideas, and how you feel about your scissors.

Today we want to know: Are you a scissors person? Rotary Cutter? OR, do you "Let it Rip?"

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Which Kind of Quilter Are You? -- Scissors, Rotary Cutter, or Die Cutter?

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#5 carole d 2020-11-23 13:36

I could not quilt without my rotary cutter. When my youngest son was in Kindergarten, I helped in his classroom and joked with the teacher that By the time the year was up I would be able to cut a circle using the paper cutter. I carried this over into quilting and I do a pretty good job with circles!

#4 Maty Ann 2020-11-22 18:57

I ONLY USE SCISSORS TO TRIM EMBROIDERY OR SOMETHING SMALL, OTHERWISE I USE MY ROTARY CUTTER

#3 SuzyN 2020-11-22 14:34

It depends on what I am cutting. I use my rotary cutter and a ruler for straight cuts, scissors for curves and small fiddly cuts, If I just want to take a yard or so off a long piece of fabric I usually rip it so I get the straight of the grain.

#2 Virginia ODonnell 2020-11-22 13:48

My answer, scissors, is made because I spend the most time doing hand applique

#1 Bethelbee 2020-11-15 07:09

What I actually use the most is my ruler cutter. I use the rotary cutter to cut or trim smaller pieces.

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