Enhance Your Quilting Precision with the Creative Grids Quilt Ruler 8-1/2in x 24-1/2in - CGR824 Review

My favorite lines are Creative Grid. Accurate, durable, non-slip and easy to read. Attach small handles to keep them from slipping on the fabric. They usually cost a little more but you get what you pay for. Make no mistake with Creative Grid.

I like the size. He's gigantic. I absolutely love that it has all 1/8" registration marks so you can be very precise when cutting. I buy more Creative Grids because they slip less and the grippy materials aren't as abrasive as the little stickers. quality ruler .

I have a lot of Omingrid rulers with thick yellow lines that make me dizzy looking down at them while cutting. Creative Grid rulers are clearer and much easier to measure. If I had to do it all over again, I would only use CGI. Think carefully when you start buying rulers. Whenever possible it is best to use the same set of rulers.

I have crazy ideas. I don't buy everything as my husband keeps telling me what I'm buying lol. This is a line that is excellent for beginners. I have the traditional 6x24", which is highly recommended. In my humble opinion, this option is better. It's wider. This ruler allows you to square our blocks. And the great thing about it are the handles on the bottom. (btw all rulers slippery), but the grips on this one make it less slippery.

This is an amazing ruler but I am so disappointed that it only measures in one direction. I want the 1 inch mark to start at the top (too) right, not just the bottom. I'm right-handed and I want the cutter to be on the right edge of the ruler. So you have to measure from bottom to top. When I'm in a tight space under 24 inches I can't measure by hanging the end off the table as the measurements are below. So uncomfortable! Also this is an amazing ruler, love how it grips the fabric.

Very strong large ruler. Ideal for large cuts. I like its non-slip aspect. I like the big black and white round measurement markers. One downside for me is that the horizontal lines are all black and the vertical lines are all white. This is normal for medium colored fabrics. But when I'm using dark fabrics it's very hard for me to see if I'm aligned horizontally, and with light fabrics I'm having a hard time seeing vertical lines. I end up using my yellow over black omni rulers on dark fabrics