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  1. My rulers used to sit in a similar board to yours which i still have but i switched it to a cute little 2 drawer wooden stand with the ruler part on top. My rotary cutters & other notions live in the drawers. Hugs,xx

  2. Hello Joy, those look good – I have some nails on the side of my big cupboards/cutting table and hang my rulers…. I tend to like things out the way and have limited shelf space…

    Hugz

  3. Mine all sit on a shelf right close at hand to my cutting area.
    I do like the look of the grooved board to hold them but it does take up table top space which I like cleared!

  4. Hi Joy, That is sure a clever way to store your rulers. I don’t have that many and they are just hanging on the wall. I don’t know where I would have room to set a nice gadget like yours to hold them. I had a question on the pearl cotton t Nancy hread. I have heard of it and saw on the internet that they used it for big stitch quilting. I wondered how you use your.

  5. I use one of those types of boards as well, only mine doesn’t have quite as many dividers as the one you have. I also have a couple of cup hooks screwed into the side of my cutting table and I hang my square rulers there.

  6. I do have one of those – but like some of the others – horizontal space is limited. So I now have a pegboard and hooks – ideally only one ruler per hook – but I seem to have acquired too many rulers, so they double up…..
    And – in case you will get to embroidery hoops – they will go on a second one…when DH makes it !!

  7. DH made me a small one which holds a few of my rulers, others live in a drawer & the longer, bigger ones in the fabric storage cupboard. Yes, I have too many & should try and use some that I’ve never tried.

  8. i’ve only got a couple and I’ve always left them hanging around on the cutting table. Now I’m organising my studio, I think I might hang them on a hook. Lovely as your organiser is, it would take up too much room, especially as I have a 24″ ruler

  9. I do now, but before, when I had tons of room, my husband put not-curvy hooks on a wooden bar in my fabric closet, and I hung them from there. Most of them had holes in them.

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