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The Sew Easy Sashiko Border Ruler (ERS.007) is a precision tool specifically designed for quilters and textile artists who prioritize uniformity in their Sashiko needlework. Its primary benefit is the ability to create perfectly spaced, consistent straight lines for borders and patterns, though users should note that its rigid design is intended for flat surfaces and may not suit curved fabric manipulations.
| Model Part Number | ERS.007 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Sew Easy |
This tool is primarily designed for marking and guiding needlework rather than cutting; exercise caution if using with a blade as it is not a reinforced cutting guide.
No, the ERS.007 is rigid and specifically engineered for straight-line Sashiko borders.
Use a slightly damp cloth with mild soap, then wipe dry immediately.
You can use the ruler as a continuous guide by carefully aligning the end of the previous marking with the start of the ruler for the next section.
The ruler is designed for high visibility to assist in accurately aligning with existing fabric grain or pattern lines.
Ensure the ruler is pressed firmly and evenly against the fabric and that your marking tool is held at a consistent 90-degree angle.
Place the ruler on a non-slip surface or use painter's tape to lightly secure the corners if working on a slick fabric.
To begin, ensure your fabric is well-pressed and laying flat. Use a marking tool that is compatible with your specific fabric type to avoid permanent staining. Place the ruler directly onto the fabric surface and align the desired length marker (4, 6, or 8 inches) with your starting point. To care for your ruler, wipe it down with a soft, dry cloth after use to remove fabric dust or marking chalk residue. Store it flat in a craft drawer to prevent warping or snapping. Keep away from excessive heat or direct sunlight to maintain the integrity of the plastic markings.
