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Measure Up Multi Tool by Sew To Grow

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$12.4 $20 In stock

The Measure Up Multi Tool, is a must have in your sewing room! It is made in Australia from premium bamboo and has both imperial and metric measurements, making it easy for you to convert and measure distances while sewing. Here is a list of what you can use this tool for: Needle Position Guide Seam Gauge/Straight Edge Hemmer (You can press onto the wood) Mark Hems Quick reference guide.


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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Timothy ★★★★★

The dual imperial and metric markings are a lifesaver when a pattern mixes units, and the bamboo feels sturdy enough to last through years of projects. I've already used it to square up a quilt block and it worked perfectly. Glad I grabbed this as a gift for myself.

Kevin J. ★★★★★

This bamboo multi tool is so much lighter than my old plastic ruler, and the dual measurements make pattern conversions a breeze. The smooth finish feels lovely in my hand during long cutting sessions.

Julian ★★★★★

The bamboo feels lovely and warm in my hand, and having both imperial and metric markings on the same tool means I don’t have to grab a second ruler mid-project. It’s quickly become the thing I reach for every time I pin a pattern.