Stretch Ruler Pamela's Patterns

June 15,2024

This handy ruler performs many tasks and will become an invaluable tool for your sewing kit. Never guess the stretch in your knit fabric. Check the amount of stretch in knit fabrics in both crosswise and lengthwise directions. Use the percentage icons to accurately check. Is your knit fabric worthy of your time? If it.

This handy ruler performs many tasks and will become an invaluable tool for your sewing kit.

Never guess the stretch in your knit fabric. Check the amount of stretch in knit fabrics in both crosswise and lengthwise directions. Use the percentage icons to accurately check.

Is your knit fabric worthy of your time? If it doesn't completely recover to the original length after stretching, don't use it. Use the 5 arrow.

Need to mark 5/8 or 1/4 seam allowances? use the arrow and dots on the ruler.

Pamela says: I like to carry one of these remarkable rulers in my purse when shopping for knits. I can easily determine the stretch and quality when I use it!

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This handy ruler performs many tasks and will become an invaluable tool for your sewing kit. Never guess the stretch in your knit fabric. Check the amount of stretch in knit fabrics in both crosswise and lengthwise directions. Use the percentage icons to accurately check. Is your knit fabric worthy of your time? If it doesn't completely recover to the original length after stretching, don't use it. Use the 5 arrow. Need to mark 5/8 or 1/4 seam allowances? use the arrow and dots on the ruler. Pamela says: I like to carry one of these remarkable rulers in my purse when shopping for knits. I can easily determine the stretch and quality when I use it!

The stretch ruler is your portable knit fabric guide. Measure the amount of stretch and recovery in your knit fabrics with ease. You will sew knits with confidence and never be unsure about which knit fabrics go with your knit fabric patterns. Take it with you fabric shopping too. The Stretch Ruler comes with complete directions and color graphics, and much more. It is easy to use, grab a piece of knit fabric and fold it across its' width. Next mark off a 5 in.