Prym | Ironing hand gauge, transparent 23 x 4.5cm

$17.81 AUD
4 in stock
A Note About Product Colours

We photograph almost all of our fabrics and products ourselves and take great care to represent their colours as accurately as possible.

However, colours may appear slightly different in real life due to lighting, photography and variations in individual screen and monitor settings. For this reason, we cannot guarantee an exact colour match.

We kindly ask that you keep this in mind before placing your order. If an exact shade is essential to your project, or you're unsure about a colour shown in our photographs, we recommend contacting us before purchasing.

Please note that slight colour variations between our photographs and the actual product are not considered faults and are not, on their own, grounds for a refund.

  • Heat-resistant measuring tool for fabrics
    The Prym ironing ruler made of innovative resin material is a practical solution which allows you to combine measuring and ironing in one step. It is ideal for pressing hems without marking and pinning, for marking buttonholes precisely and for ironing out corners and edges accurately. The ironing ruler can also be used in a number of ways when working directly at the sewing machine.

    Ironing ruler made from innovative resin material
    The innovative product made of transparent, durable resin material enables precise marking as well as direct positioning and ironing on the sewing project. The heat-resistant ironing ruler is thin and flexible – it moulds perfectly to the fabric and pattern. A key advantage is that it is transparent and enables precise measurements.

    Ironing ruler with centimetre scale and angle guides
    The labels and markings on the ironing ruler have been carefully thought out too. The scale of the measuring aid for ironing covers a total of 4.5 x 21 cm – sufficient for many projects and yet still in a handy size. Notches enable precise marking. Additional markings on the ironing ruler show the stitch length and help when marking out 90° and 45° angles. There is also an additional scale with longitudinal lines.