
So, I came up with a solution that works on lots (but not all) black or really dark fabric:

Just turn the fabric over and cut on the wrong side, which is likely to be quite a bit lighter than the "right" side! Sooooo much easier to see. Like I said, it won't work for all black and dark fabrics - if your fabric is yarn dyed, like a homespun, you're probably out of luck.
I'm probably 100 years late in discovering this trick, but I thought I'd pass it along anyway.
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I found the frosted rulers to be a HUGE help in being able to see where the lines are. Try one out the next time you need a new rotary ruler, I think you will like it. Found you at Crafty Carol's. We are her PIF quilters!! :o)
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