Clover 9506 5 in 1 Sliding Gauge with Nancy Zieman

I bought this seam gauge because of the affiliation with Nancy, the Clover brand, and it looked like it could really do all that it said. I was a little disappointed when I took it out of the packaging, because its a little flimsy and the push button mechanism looks and feels like it could break easily, if you dont baby it. I would have paid more to have a better product that I feel would last longer!

I am hoping to use this on my next quilting project to make sure that my binding is turned over on the quilt evenly for final sewing!

You can never go wrong with a product from Nancy Zieman. This lady knows her sewing. The gauge has been an asset to my sewing. Its durable and so easy to use.

Smaller than I thought it was going to be, but it does everything I thought It was going to do, I really like it

This is a very cool tool. If you have one of the old metal seam gauges this tool youll love as a replacement!

best seam gauge Ive ever owned. There really isnt much to say about it because its a seam gauge. Its used to measure seam allowances along sewing projects. This one has a sliding gauge that locks in place. I havent yet used mine for all of the other purposes, but it is a versatile tool that can take the place of other notions in your sewing cabinet. Its made well, and I think it will last a long time. Other seam gauges that I have purchased are flimsy and lost shape after a while which results in having to purchase another; I dont think that will be the case with this one.

This is not the usual measuring gauge that I am use to using so it is taking me a little longer to get use to this one. But, I do like the versatility that this gauge gives me and look forward to being able to use it more.

Very versatile tool that I plan to use to draw lines for consistent calligraphy spacing, and as a measuring and tracing ruler for papercrafting. The sliding measure glides smoothly and will allow for quick and easy measurement markings. I can also see possibilities for marking bookbinding holes spaced at certain distances.

I make clothes for my grandson who has Dwarfism. That requires a lot of modifying patterns and this tool is very helpful to measure accurately.

Has multiple uses, though, so will be versatile as long as it holds up.