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Dritz Sewing Gauge with Sliding Marker 620

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The sliding marker supports seam and hem alterations. For buttonhole layout, the maker directs you to add the button’s thickness to its diameter when determining length.¹²

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Dritz Sewing Gauge with Sliding Marker 620

Gauge design: sliding marker¹
Marking uses: measure and mark seam allowances and hems²

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Specifications

Core specifications2

Dritz Sewing Gauge with Sliding Marker 620: core specifications
Gauge design	sliding marker¹
Marking uses	measure and mark seam allowances and hems²

More specifications1

Dritz Sewing Gauge with Sliding Marker 620: more specifications
Setup and use	Determine buttonhole length by measuring diameter plus thickness of button²

Specifications not documented (4)

Measuring reach, Scale and increments, Materials, Care and cautions.

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Clover 5-in-1 Sliding Gauge 9506

Gauge design: multifunctional sliding gauge³
Marking uses: spacing and marking buttonholes, seam allowances, as a hem gauge, circle compass and T-gauge⁴
Measuring reach: up to 5 inches⁵

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Clover Supersize 5-in-1 Sliding Gauge 9585

Gauge design: sliding gauge⁶
Marking uses: Spacing and Marking Buttonholes Seam Allowance Gauge Hem Gauge Circle T-Compass "T" Gauge⁶
Measuring reach: 1/4" (6.4mm) to 10in (254mm)⁶

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