• Made of virtually unbreakable polycarbonate

• Attaches firmly with four premium suction cups.
• Locking Tops lock the suction cups in place, but can be removed if you ever need to replace them

• Built-in flexible handle

• Left-handed friendly

If the surface of your ruler is clean & free from scratches

Keep your ruler clean
and free of scratches:
Suction cups create a vacuum when pressed down. They stay attached until air leaks in. That's why it's important to keep your ruler clean and free of scratches.

If you put a drop of water on them, the water will keep air from leaking in until it completely evaporates. With a drop of water on them they can hold for several days.

Before attaching it to your ruler, slip one or two fingers under the handle.

Then place your hand in the same position on your ruler that you normally use when cutting.

Press down on the suction cups, then lift your ruler, align it, and make small adjustments without moving your hand.

If you have Grip Strips on your rulers and templates, you won't even have to move your hand while cutting.

Click Here to see the Grip Strips + Handle/Connector Combo.

1) Line the edges up by eye or butt them up against something straight, like a yardstick, another ruler, the edge of your cutting mat, or a wall.

2) Attach the connector with two suction cups on each ruler.

3) Be sure and hold the rulers right where they’re connected when cutting or marking along the connected edges.

4) To take them apart, hold one ruler in place, and lift the other ruler up & away until the suction cups release.

With one Multi-Width Connector, you can connect a square & a rectangle to square up a much larger portion of your quilt top than with a single ruler alone.

With two Multi-Width Connectors, you can connect a square & two rectangles to make sure your entire quilt top is perfectly straight, and the corners are exactly 90º.

3 Repacement Suction Cups

To Replace a Worn or
Damaged Suction Cup

Angle the Handle, so you can push the hook on one side through the loop on top of the Connector. Then straighten the Handle as you push the hook on the other side through.

You'll have to twist it a little, but do the same thing to hook it in on the other end.

Both Quilt Ruler Connector and Handle / Multi-Width Ruler Connector are for regular acrylic rulers that you already have. Click here to see the differences.

Guidelines Ruler Connector
for Guidelines Rulers
that are made of polycarbonate