What is a Scant Quarter Inch?

It is slightly less - by 1 to 2 thread widths - than a quarter inch to compensate for the thread and fold.

Why Is Sewing A Scant Quarter Inch Important In Quilting?

When you press your seams open, the thread and fold add a bit to the width you sewed. To compensate, you sew slightly less than a quarter inch - a scant - so your seams come out a full quarter inch.

Why Is Super Easy Seam Guide Setter Better Than Other Similar Tools?

Our seam guide setter makes setting the guide a breeze, replacing the tricky process of inserting the needle into a small hole with a simple hook and slot that holds the guide for you, removing all the guesswork.

The Super Easy Seam Guide Setter Comes With 6 Seam Guides. How Long Do They Last?

The seam guides themselves will last for months, but as for the adhesive, it depends on how often you take them on and off. See the next question below to make them last longer if you have a top-loading bobbin

My Bobbin Case Is At The Top Of My Sewing Machine. Do I Need To Remove The Seam Guide When I Reload My Bobbins?

No. You can cut the seam guide in half where your bobbin case cover opens. That way, you can pop the cover with half of the seam guide on it, and when you put the cover back on, the seam guide will still be in place.