Super informative! Thanks Cindi! I think my bride would love a new metal rotary cutter, we'll see if she asks Santa, maybe he'll make it a stocking suffer.
Thank you for sharing your expert opinions on rotary cutters and your knowledge of how the different cutters and accessories are used. It’s great to be armed with that information when I go looking for tools.
You answered questions I didn’t even know I had!! I definitely feel it will be well worth the added expense in the long run. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. It’s like having a good friend give you advice.🙂
Great information. Wish I had seen this last week. Just went through the hassle of dealing with a broken cutter. Didn't realize it was broken. Just bought a new cutter because I couldn't get the old one to cut. Would have purchased a metal one had I seen this first but at least I'll know if it happens again. Thank you.
Love the quilt behind you! Oh yea, I use quilter select. I love the 60mm. I love your videos. Cover things we needed to know or will remember and use down the road.. hopefully as I’m old as dirt
good info. I've had a few cutters for 25 years or more, one did split after 10 or so years. just never thought about all the other brands available. Thanks,
I love my tools, and never have to justify upgrading. I agree that resharpening has never resulted in a great blade... they are good for giving them over to paper crafts (for awhile). I did not know however, about the heavy duty metal rotary cutter handles. THANK YOU! I now have something to put on my wish list!
Thank you for doing this! First time I've seen a video on rotary cutters. I've used the straight cutters like these for years until I had to have reconstructive surgery on my right wrist. All the bones in my wrist are no longer exactly where they used to be and I could not hold a cutter like that anymore. Another option if you have something weird like that is the Martelli. It's has an offset handle so my hand is off to the side of the blade. Was a little weird getting used to but at least I can cut fabric again.
I appreciate the concise info. Sometimes I get focus fatigue when listening to videos that go completely off subject, then meander back on subject, then off again.
Thank you for your explanation about rotary cutters! It explained a lot about what I have experienced. You also talked about a pinking rotary cutter, would you do a demo on how to use one? I have one but never used it because I don't know how to use it! Do you use it with a ruler? Thanks so much for your friendly advice!
My all time favorite rotary cutter is my original Gingher cutter. It’s no longer made since Gingher is not Gingher anymore. LDH rotary cutters are a good second choice for me. The Quilters Select looks likes a good option too.
Hi friends at Fabric Patch. Have you ever looked into the Martelli Brand of cutters? My arthritis doesn't bother me when I cut using that rotary cutter. Also, Have you used the Accu-quilt go? I'd like your opinion of that purchase as well. I enjoy your videos and can tell you have a blessed life!
I have used the Olga curved " ergonomic" cutter since it came out because my doctor said it was better for my arthritic hands and wrists. Have never seen or lifted a metal one. Does it really take some stress off hands because the weight actually helps move it along?. I have never broke one of the Olga but as my arthritis has gotten worse I find myself pushing harder and harder to control the cut. Any info you have on the metal weight and angle it bends a wrist is appreciated. Thank you.
Really good information. Does the expensive one use the same blades as the others, or does it take its own brand blade? Thanks for the review. God bless. 👏🏻💕👏🏻
My question is are the blades universal for each? I thought I recently heard that I should only buy Quilters Select blades for my QS cutters. Not sure I have ever seen just QS blades.
I was hoping you’d show how they open and close differently, but I don’t really understand if you push a button on the metal one or you tap something 🤔
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Olfa quick change for 12 years and I love it! I bet you cut more fabric in one day than I cut in a year.
Thanks Cindi, that was very useful information. Cheers from Melbourne (Australia)
I love my Quilters Select rotary cutter. It functions so good with arthritis in my hand. Excellent value for the money!
Between the 2 of you, I feel smarter!! Yay!
Such clear, concise, well-organized information. You are a wonderful educator
Super informative! Thanks Cindi! I think my bride would love a new metal rotary cutter, we'll see if she asks Santa, maybe he'll make it a stocking suffer.
That quilt behind you is beautiful.
Love my Quilters Select cutter thanks to your recommendation months ago!
Thank you that was good information that I didn't know!
Cindi- Awesome info, y’all are the greatest!!! Thank you so much ❤️😀
Thank you for sharing your knowledge and your honest opinion and feedback! ❤️
Thank you so much! Love that you share! Thats why you are so popular and successful! Big hugs!
Thank you so much!
Thank you Cindy for your great advice! I have loved these short videos that you and Brittany have been doing this week! Very informative!
Thank you for sharing your expert opinions on rotary cutters and your knowledge of how the different cutters and accessories are used. It’s great to be armed with that information when I go looking for tools.
Thank you! You have cleared up a lot of confusion in my mind. Next trip to the shop will include a metal RC on my list.
You answered questions I didn’t even know I had!! I definitely feel it will be well worth the added expense in the long run. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. It’s like having a good friend give you advice.🙂
Thank you for the information Cindi! Love your videos!
Glad you like them!
Great information. Wish I had seen this last week. Just went through the hassle of dealing with a broken cutter. Didn't realize it was broken. Just bought a new cutter because I couldn't get the old one to cut. Would have purchased a metal one had I seen this first but at least I'll know if it happens again. Thank you.
Love the quilt behind you! Oh yea, I use quilter select. I love the 60mm. I love your videos. Cover things we needed to know or will remember and use down the road.. hopefully as I’m old as dirt
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@@TheFabricPatch do you know the name of the colorful quilt behind you during introductions
Very helpful! Thanks.
Thank you so much. I was always wondering why you tapped you blade on the table!
good info. I've had a few cutters for 25 years or more, one did split after 10 or so years. just never thought about all the other brands available. Thanks,
Great information! Thank you
I love my tools, and never have to justify upgrading. I agree that resharpening has never resulted in a great blade... they are good for giving them over to paper crafts (for awhile). I did not know however, about the heavy duty metal rotary cutter handles. THANK YOU! I now have something to put on my wish list!
Thank you, I have been wanting to try them.
Great info Cindi.
Thank you. Love your videos
Thanks for watching!
Thank you for this informative video. Now I know why my Olfa cutter isn’t working!
Excellent video! Things I never knew!
Exactly what Pam said. THANK YOU!
Thank you for doing this! First time I've seen a video on rotary cutters. I've used the straight cutters like these for years until I had to have reconstructive surgery on my right wrist. All the bones in my wrist are no longer exactly where they used to be and I could not hold a cutter like that anymore. Another option if you have something weird like that is the Martelli. It's has an offset handle so my hand is off to the side of the blade. Was a little weird getting used to but at least I can cut fabric again.
Thank you great info
Thanks for the video. I use Quilters Select and also the TrueCut which I find easier to use
I appreciate the concise info. Sometimes I get focus fatigue when listening to videos that go completely off subject, then meander back on subject, then off again.
Thank you for your explanation about rotary cutters! It explained a lot about what I have experienced. You also talked about a pinking rotary cutter, would you do a demo on how to use one? I have one but never used it because I don't know how to use it! Do you use it with a ruler? Thanks so much for your friendly advice!
My all time favorite rotary cutter is my original Gingher cutter. It’s no longer made since Gingher is not Gingher anymore. LDH rotary cutters are a good second choice for me. The Quilters Select looks likes a good option too.
What is ldh rotory cutter
Hi friends at Fabric Patch. Have you ever looked into the Martelli Brand of cutters? My arthritis doesn't bother me when I cut using that rotary cutter. Also, Have you used the Accu-quilt go? I'd like your opinion of that purchase as well. I enjoy your videos and can tell you have a blessed life!
I have used the Olga curved " ergonomic" cutter since it came out because my doctor said it was better for my arthritic hands and wrists. Have never seen or lifted a metal one. Does it really take some stress off hands because the weight actually helps move it along?. I have never broke one of the Olga but as my arthritis has gotten worse I find myself pushing harder and harder to control the cut. Any info you have on the metal weight and angle it bends a wrist is appreciated. Thank you.
Thank you!! Good info!! What is the pattern name of the quilt behind you?
Thank you..
Really good information. Does the expensive one use the same blades as the others, or does it take its own brand blade? Thanks for the review. God bless. 👏🏻💕👏🏻
It does take its own blade but the blade is Actually less expensive than Olga or Fiskars.
My question is are the blades universal for each? I thought I recently heard that I should only buy Quilters Select blades for my QS cutters. Not sure I have ever seen just QS blades.
I was hoping you’d show how they open and close differently, but I don’t really understand if you push a button on the metal one or you tap something 🤔
What is different about the ginger one that makes you choose this one? Just curious...I'm rotary shopping
Sorry, I just saw this! I like the weight of it. And it’s all metal so it doesn’t deteriorate at the bolt.
I apologize Brianna for calling you Brittany!