mawluv

http://bjsfunfabrication.blogspot.co...m-storage.html This is a great idea and I'm making me one!!!!

Geri B

Hmm, that bracket looks interesting....there must be a less expensive bracket...how about a double curtain rod? That would be ok as rulers aren't that heavy...think?

mawluv

I was thinking the same thing!

jmoore

I think it looks fun but I have always been told to store my rulers and mats flat? If that's not the case then I would consider making one for my new sewing room...

NJ Quilter

I don't know that rulers being stored flat is a particular necessity...look at all the ruler stands out there! As to mats, yes that is certainly the preferred method. That said, I have mine on edge but having the somewhat sandwiched between a piece of furniture and some containers. Keeps them from wobbling too much and I don't seem to have an issue with warping. I have my main mat on my cutting table all the time but I have other, less frequently used mats, that I store for long periods on end. Even my large, main mat will go on end in the same spot when I am sandwiching quilts and no issues.

mjhaess

Thanks for sharing...

Tothill

I like this. It could work for Acuquilt dies too.

jbj137

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Onebyone

On Lowes site a double satin nickel bracket it less the $3. My double drape brackets were about $45.

Geri B

Oh, you can tell it's been awhile since I did any rod pricing/ buying!