Greetings everyone!

I watched an episode of America Sews with Sue Hausmann 2 weeks ago episode 2901 to be exact. A lady I believe her name was Joyce Drexler was making piping for something or other but she had a plastic cutting board that the piping laid in and you could cut the excess fabric away leaving an even 1/4 inch seam allowance. I want that board! But, I cannot find it anywhere. Did anyone by any chance watch that episode or know what I'm talking about? I'm making a crazy quilt hobo purse and I would like to put thin piping inbetween some of the cuts but I can't cut straight to save me.
Any help and I would appreciate it! By the way I finished my quilted bed comforter! It didn't turn out half bad for my first one! But I hate to admit I am already bored with it and want to make another one! I changed my mind about liking the colors, pattern etc. Does anyone do that too?
vickie

Did you try going to their site and look at info on the episode?I have never heard of that type of board.I tell you who might know where to find it Craftybear,that is her board name and if you do a search I know you could find her.

Is this what you are looking for?

Looks interesting!

These Piping hot Rulers work very well. I did a binding on a queen size quilt and it turned out awesome. No hand work...

i think they sell it with a book too..or seperatly.

heck yea! That is exactly it! Thanks so much. now I gotta find it

I watched that episode, I had forgotten all about that new tool... thanks for the reminder :D:D:D

http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_no...rulers&x=0&y=0 here is a book on sale for 3.00 was 24.00 regarding hot piping ruler

Yes, Nana2Sew showed is what you saw. I just had a class on Saturday on Bindings and we used this to trim the piping we made before sewing it onto the quilt. Really neat notion. I had not seen it before but they say it has been out for a while.