Westcott Grip & Rip Tearing Rulers are the perfect tools for creating patterned paper edges. The rulers are 12 in. long and constructed of durable aluminum. Each ruler features a long finger grip for leverage and control and a non-slip bottom that keeps paper in place.

The rulers are zero center scaled with 1/16 in. graduations on one side and metric graduations on the other. Two rulers are available, each with two specially designed tearing edges:

Slopes/Waves has wide rhythmic waves on one side and small, regular slopes on the other. Ruler is purple.

Mountain/Deckle has an irregular edge that mimics the sharp peaks of a mountain range on one side and a deckle edge on the other. Ruler is blue.

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