Omnigrip 8.5 x 24 in non-slip quilting ruler vs Riley Blake Trim-it Ruler, Aqua
Overall winner: Omnigrip 8.5 x 24 in non-slip quilting ruler
Key Differences
Omnigrip (A) offers a larger 8.5 x 24-inch cutting surface and explicitly notes a non-slip backing and clear grids, making it better for larger quilting cuts and varied projects. Riley Blake (B) is marketed as a trim-it ruler with a non-slip surface and clear 1" grid markings, suited for straightforward trimming tasks but with less documented grid detail and size range
Omnigrip 8.5 x 24 in non-slip quilting ruler
Non-slip 8.5x24 in quilting ruler with extra 1/2" seam allowance for accurate cuts. Useful with rotary cutters and straight edges; features multiple angle lines for easy pivot. Users note readability, grip, and versatile cutting in quilting and crafts
Pros
- non-slip backing holds ruler in place
- includes seam allowance for quilting
- readable numbers and grids
- compatible with rotary cutters
Cons
- no explicit mention of magnetic or additional features beyond non-slip
- customer insights mention use with fleece; not specified for all fabrics
Riley Blake Trim-it Ruler, Aqua
The Trim-it Ruler by Lori Holt is a non-slip quilting ruler for trimming blocks after piecing, applique, or embroidery. It features aqua and denim 1" grid markings and 1/8" and 1/4" increments to aid visibility. One customer notes its readability and ease of use
Pros
- non-slip surface
- clear 1" grid markings
- readable lines for easy trimming
- aqua and denim color accents
Cons
- no explicit details on compatibility with rotating mats
- no dimensions beyond overall package size
- no information on durability beyond customer sentiment
Head-to-Head
| Criteria | Winner |
|---|---|
| Price | Omnigrid |
| Durability | Tie |
| Versatility | Omnigrid |
| User Reviews | Omnigrid |