Mint metal ruler, 18" in size, to be used when cutting paper, cardboard, fabric, eco-leather...
The lower part is lined with cork, which helps to give greater grip on the surface to be cut or marked and also lifts the metal a little from the paper to cut it more safely.
It has measurements in centimeters and inches, making it perfect for scrapbooking jobs, where both measurements are used.
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Regla Menta 18"de Alúa Cid
Regla metálica color menta, en tamaño de 45cm, para utilizar al cortar papel, cartón, tela, ecopiel...
La parte inferior está forrada de corcho, lo que ayuda a dar mayor agarre sobre la superficie a cortar o marcar.
Lleva medidas en centímetros y pulgadas por lo que es perfecta para trabajos de scrapbooking, donde se utilizan ambas medidas.
18" Mint ruler, Alúa Cid
Mint metal ruler, 18" in size, to be used when cutting paper, cardboard, fabric, eco-leather...
The lower part is lined with cork, which helps to give greater grip on the surface to be cut or marked and also lifts the metal a little from the paper to cut it more safely.
It has measurements in centimeters and inches, making it perfect for scrapbooking jobs, where both measurements are used.
There is a smaller size in the catalog, in pink and mint colors.
Scrapbooking tools
Through RitaRita Distribuciones you have access to a section of tools designed by Alúa Cid for scrapbooking and its derivatives, such as mixed media or embossing.
Its entire line of basics is called Coco and includes guillotines, hand die-cutters, die-cutting machine, folders, cutting bases, silicone bases...
But also simpler tools such as brushes, scissors of various models, metal rulers, guide square and T for binding, methacrylate blocks for stamping...
All done in matching similar colors.
Stop by to see that section and have your store full of the best material.
You can learn how to use all the products on Alúa Cid blog and Youtube channel.
Main features:
This is Alúa Cid, founder of RitaRita.
I've always been a super creative person and I've worked a lot with my hands, but I only discovered the world of illustration a few years ago and it has little to do with my studies and my training.
I started a degree in Industrial Design Engineering, but... I soon realised that the industrial side was not for me.
I love getting my hands dirty with paints, and I love the handmade component of my work. That personal touch that illuminates small and pampered productions that contain my soul in every stroke.
I also love to invent. Every month I launch new stationery and scrapbooking products that make writing, planning or crafting tasks easier.
If you like to pamper your customers as much as I do, we'll get along very well.
