You should get this ribbon cutter. It's definitely worth the money. I'm so glad I bought mine. It saves a ton of time since I don't have to measure my strips or scrap them when they come out crooked anymore.
http://www.jenniferdontz.com/viewproduct.php?itemid=cut031
I have this little strip cutter tool that you can adjust the width...it's made by FMM, called the multi strip cutter or something like that. It also helps to cut with a rotary cutter. It doesn't "pull" as much as a knife. It will probably be a lot easier for you to find the rotary cutter...I had to order the strip cutter online.
The wilton one doesn't work well supposedly...so don't bother with that one.
I use a pizza cutter and a ruler or template I cut from cardstock. I have purchased several of the clear plastic rulers (like 10 cents a piece) you see everywhere and that is the width of most of my ribbons.
I use the pizzacutter and ruler too but I still can't seem to end up with straight lines. Maybe it is just more practice that I need...
The FMM cutter does look user friendly. Too bad I can't buy it around where I live. They do have the Wilton cutter but I will not waste money on that if it doesn't work well.
Thanks!
Peet
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