Cutting Mat Care
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- Helpful tips about maintaining our cutting mats.
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Such good information…I really didn’t realize how much a dull blade can harm your mat.
Who knew? Love your tips. You’re sewing videos are the best I’ve ever watched. Thank you for sharing all your knowledge.
I always appreciate your quilting tips and advice. What I really appreciate are the small unusual tips that I get from you. Thank you
What great tips! I never did like the idea of putting flexible mats in the tub, and now I know how to clean my really great mat that has cork on the back for pattern making. Thanks!
Thank you so much! I am also guilty of using a dull blade sometimes. These are great tips for cutting mats care and I’m cleaning all my mats today!
Funny you mentioned batting I use a handful of little batting scraps to wipe down/dust my sewing room.
I always appreciate your videos. 💜 Thank you for another good informational video.
As always, practical and useful information and no big investment. Reminds me that I need to clean my mats soon. Also loved the wet towel suggestion.
Great info. Much appreciated. Also love your hair. I'm trying to convince my mom to fully embrace her greys too.
Good tips, thanks Laura.
Great tips! I use a Teflon scrubber from the dollar store to wipe off threads and scraps into a bin. For stuck on stuff like after cutting batting, a kitchen rubber glove works wonders (also for removing pet hair and lint off quilts and bedding and couches and car seats!) . I save all my threads and scraps into a big bin then make up pet beds for our shelter. Cheers and thanks!
Great tips, but I would like to say you have the most beautiful hair!
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Thank you! You always provide such wonderful tips!
Thank you for the tips. I don't have a bath tub so I've just been putting off having to deal with the mats til now.
I learned a lot from you in this video. Thank you dear!
Great tips and reasons to do these things.
Great tutorial and lots of useful information!! Thank you for this video!
Laura, those are great ideas for our mats………..oh I better change a few blades asap. They say if you can’t remember the last time you changed your blades, it is time to change the blades……..
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Great tips for mats since they do tend to catch a bunch of stuff.
Evry good show
Thank you for the great information. 🙌👏🏻
Thank you
Could you address how to change the blades on a rotary cutter. It seems there is a beveled edge on the blades & I’m not sure if I’m putting it on properly. It seems the new blades do not cut well. Thank you
I just changed my rotary blade for a brand new blade, and I swear it is not cutting well.
Thanks Lynn, I thought it was me putting it on incorrectly. Nice to know I’m not alone with this problem. I watch some of the instructors cut & I know they must be new blades, but mine are never sharp enough. Maybe someone will see this & have an answer for us. Again thank you for your reply.
You were looking particularly beautiful in this video. I'm guilty of being a dull blade user.
You say it all the time (“this mat is pinnable”), but I actuallly want to see you put a pin through that pinnacle mat. I just can’t imagine it happening so I really want a demonstration!! 😊
This was great! Thanks so much!
Very informative tutorial. Where did you find the plastic pastry cutter? I have & use a metal cutter in the kitchen.
This is a very useful video. I am concerned about dull blades & would like to know if you buy all new blades as needed or do you sharpen your blades with a particular sharpener tool especially for rotary blades? Your answer will imply if those things really work!
Thank you for your tips, if you don’t mind me asking, where did you get your dough cutter?
I use plant based cleaners, without harsh chemicals. They work very well & there are no chemicals left from soap you used.
Is there any hope for a mat that has a bump in it from (heat from iron)? I put one of those gray squares where you can iron on and I believe the heat created a bump. I’ve had many books holding it down for weeks to no avail. Any thoughts?
Slowly? It seems to me, I cut one quilt and the blade is done....
won't a Mr Clean take off the lines on the mat?