Fiskars 6-Inch Sewing Gauge
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Measuring and repeating hems, seam allowances and buttonhole spacing. The slider locks at 1/8-inch steps, so every hem in a row turns up the same, and one end is a corner turner.
Skip it if you need to measure your body or a long length of fabric. A 6-inch gauge covers short, repeated measurements; a 60-inch tape measure does the rest.
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Specifications
- Colour
- Orange & White
- Size
- Measuring Gauge
- Dimensions (H × W × D)
- 0.2 in × 0.2 in × 0.2 in
- Weight
- 0.06 lb
Specs from the manufacturer listing and Amazon's public product data; confirm the current listing before buying.
What the listing specifies
- Slider locks at 1/8-inch increments for hems, seam allowances and buttonholes (Fiskars)
- Built-in corner turner for crisp corners (Fiskars)
- English and metric markings (Fiskars)
- Plastic construction
Manufacturer's copy as published on the listing — their claims, not our assessment. Confirm the current listing before you buy.
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