Clearly Perfect Angles by Kari Carr for New Leaf Stitches

I'm going to make a "tree of life" quilt, after a window design of Frank Lloyd Wright. This ruler will help to make all the angles & points very crisp. Can't wait to start!

This is a real timesaver for sewing flip and stitch corners and half square triangles. I get accurate results without drawing any lines.

It doesn't cling to the bed of my machine.

makes sewing those 45-degree corners a breeze and for making border trim. easy on easy off and work great on the acrylic extensions for both my sewing machine and serger.

i use it as a seam guide and i like it

Great aid to that perfect quarter of an inch. I had worn the lines off my last one.

Thank you.

I did not like this product. In concept, it seemed great, but when applied to my machine, it did not work as expected. It did not stick to the machine bed as expected particularly just behind the feed dogs. Yes, I cut an ample rectangle out to allow for their movement, but because the item did not adhere well to the back, my fabric kept catching and hanging up on the little bit of the template behind the feed dogs.. very annoying. I also found it difficult to reapply the guide after the first time since the center section was now removed.. Your are now missing the section that the needle should be lined up with.. yes, I saved the little piece and taped it back in place, but it was not the same. Disappointed- I threw it out

So clever! Ordered another for my # 2 sewing machine.

It goes on easily, and when I lift it up to access the bobbin, it goes back down in the same place.

I have set this up on my white Viking after watching the tutorial video. It adheres beautifully to the machine, not so well to my customized wood sewing table. A little painter's tape rectified that problem. I purchased a second Clearly Perfect Angles to use on my Featherweight. OOPS! The gridlines disappear into the black background. I found the easiest way to get the "hang-of-it" was to mark one square the old-fashioned way and then figure out which gridlines to follow for that size square. I'm getting better at it and my stitching is more consistent. I recommend it for anyone using a WHITE color machine.