Review on anezus Self Healing Sewing Mat: 12x18 Double Sided Cutting Board for Sewing Crafts, Scrapbooking & Fabric Projects by Lori Aguirre

Good day to subscribers and lovers of needlework. If you don’t really understand why you need a self-healing mat, a review will be useful for you. And even more so, the review will be useful to those who are looking at a self-tapping carpet. The surface of the mat is smooth, rough and resilient, and makes the mat useful for drawing on it (for example, you can just put tracing paper on the mat and draw like in the cells). And most importantly, on the carpet it is convenient to cut with a fabric cutter, or an ordinary clerical knife, perfectly even pieces of paper or fabric using a ruler. And, a meter ruler is enough for the entire length of the rug (this is 90 cm, nothing more). I liked the rug because it is 2-sided. Both sides can be used. On the reverse side, the markup is smaller. There are arcs for different radii There are a lot of lines, and not all of them are needed. The marking lines are thick and contrasting, and anyway, you need to get used to the rug, otherwise an error of a couple of millimeters can be noticeable There are geometric shapes, hexagons, ovals, triangles and a protractor. The rug is thick and overall I'm happy with it. This is my patchwork in the process of being assembled. As you can see, it’s impossible to sew evenly with one rug, but with a rug it’s still easier to cut pieces, and faster. Well, okay, I have a cottage. The mat is certainly worth its price, I doubted for a long time. But I'm not sure about the size. All the same, the A1 rug is heavy and takes up a lot of space. You don't always need the biggest one.