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More About Rotary CuttingRotary Cutting Safety TipsBasic Tools for Rotary CuttingRotary Cutting Index Rotary Cutting - How to Rotary Cut Fabric Strips for your QuiltsPrepare Quilting Fabric for Rotary Cutting![]() Square up one end of the fabric so that it is at a 90-degree angle to the fold. © Janet Wickell Previous | Next >> The instructions for most quick-pieced quilt patterns direct you to rotary cut strips from selvage to selvage across the fabric's crosswise grain. Before you begin rotary cutting, you'll need to square up one end of the fabric, making its edge a 90-degree angle to the fold.
If you are left handed, work from the opposite side of the fabric, placing rulers in mirror-image positions.
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