Fiskars 3x18 Inch Acrylic Ruler (187640-1001)

Some markings are becoming difficult to read. I was not expecting that as I have a shorter one that is the same brand that I have used longer that still has markings easy to read.

The white “highlighted” seam allowance lines are not transparent. It’s impossible to tell if you are squaring your block accurately. This issue will lead to inaccurate block sizes… misaligned seams and incorrect quilt dimensions. I wanted to replace my rulers that are about 15 yrs old. They are a little scratched and wanted easy to read rulers. These aren’t it. The top rule is my older fiskars and the bottom is the new version fiskars. The bottom makes me angry every time I look at it. Please make a simple ruler that is easy to read without the gimmicks. Functional features are still actual selling features! I hate these and all like them.

I love these! I bought some years ago at JoAnn that Ive used for a lot of projects, and theyve held up great. These are identical. I love that theres two sizes, and theyre high-quality and will last. One note: for the rulers Ive had and used for years (same type and brand as these), the grid lines on the edges have rubbed off a bit over time.

I used these in my boat canvas shop until I closed the shop. I likes the way they worked so much that I keep them available in my home workshop. Great for use in sewing projects, marking seam allowances and stuff. But also great for wood or metal working projects. Just about anyting that need an accurate measurement. Although they have a small amount of flex, they are pretty ridgid.

The Fiskars ruler is extremely well built, the acrylic is solid, and overall helped with our shop to design characters. Features: 1. Flexible if you are measuring a curvature. 2. Clear acrylic if you need to see through to the piece you are measuring. 3. Standard Measurements Pros: 1. Affordable especially with the quality offered. 2. Malleable for different measurements 3. Lightweight 4. Straightedge to cut materials without damaging the product. Cons: 1. If the Fiskar had a protractor option - This would be an added benefit. The Fiskar ruler allowed us to develop some products for our business. We needed a ruler/tool that was fully malleable to designs and able to adjust to certain needs. The additional benefit of using it as a straightedge actually wasnt considered when we originally purchased it - but proved to be a added feature.

This is not the ruler shown in the listing and not the ruler I was hoping to get. Some question whether this pink ruler we received is even a Fiskar ruler, it is. I have seen them stores and had I wanted this particular ruler, I would have bought it in the store, could have gotten it cheaper. What I wanted was the black lines as shown in the photo of this item. I havent decided if I will keep this one or not, but probably wont. I am still on the hunt for one with black lines. Of all the 6x24 rulers Ive had over the years I like the Fiskar rulers the best because the painted lines seem to last longer on their rulers then others I have used. So hopefully I can find a Fiskar with black lines and orange numbers like my 3x18 Fiskar ruler.

Pretty short for long fabric so just make sure it’s the size you want and it’s gets smudges on it pretty easily but they aren’t too noticeable.

I had this ruler before and it was time to replace it. I bought one - the same brand but it has pink lines. Those lines interfere so much with my fabrics!!! I could not find another where the lines were white... an finally i did at Amazon. I love these little ruler and got rid of the pink one. This ruler is easy to read and a must for a quilter.

Needed a longer ruler to get the job done when cutting long strips for quilt sashes and borders. This does a great job with money left over to buy more fabric! Convenient hanging hole keeps it on the wall and out of the way when not in use. Recommend

I am just starting to make t-shirt quilts... this makes it SO MUCH EASIER!! A chunk of change... but the time it saves... you can see the image youre working with and zip-zip with your rotary cutter...