SEO-Optimized: Wide-Skip Blade Edging 🧹 Tool for Fleece Blankets by June Tailor Review

Nothing beats making even cuts in fleece fabric so you can add a crochet border (or other kind) as a finishing touch.

I had my own disc cutter and it fits perfectly. Don't forget to check the size if you already have a cutter. First time with this one and I love it. I made edging on the footage from non-woven fabric for New Year's gifts. Plan to start soon next Christmas.

It was cute! saves me a lot of time I didn't have to use a needle and thread to create the first row. I just used a ruler and ran along the edge. The spacing was perfect, the cuts were even and just what I needed to add an edge. Plan more projects with this tool, it was so easy!😊

This blade is hard to find. I thought the price was a bit high at the time of purchase, but this is an oddly special tool. I didn't think they would be that hard to find, but none of the local craft stores in my area had anything like this. small but not so much that the 5mm crochet hook doesn't fit without effort, the stitch spacing is also good, not too big.

FULL PRICE! First time using a jump knife. Goes well with my Olfa knife and after a little learning I've settled into it I crochet the edge around 2 knee size fleece blankets easy and nice but on my 3rd it skipped about 1/4 of the holes and now it skips a ton allowing me to knit 2 blankets perfectly and 1 well then that was boring.how specified used with a Fiskars self-healing cutting mat on a granite countertop - -I need to find a cheaper way to make the holes.