Is aw this video about seam rippers. I never knew what the ball end was for. For those of us that do a lot of unseeing, this looks pretty slick. http://youtu.be/-QzJo16Zre8
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Is aw this video about seam rippers. I never knew what the ball end was for. For those of us that do a lot of unseeing, this looks pretty slick. http://youtu.be/-QzJo16Zre8
Oh, wow! My list of things I didn't know is one item shorter! Thanks!
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Kitsie
Very interesting! I am so busted... I am still using the seam ripper I had in jr. high home economics
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Me, too! Does anyone have a recommendation of a good seam ripper to buy?Originally Posted by NiaJane
I am so busted... I am still using the seam ripper I had in jr. high home economics
Clover. It's nice and sharp and very comfortable to hold.
May your stitches always be straight, your seams always lie flat, and your grain never be biased against you.
Sue
Ruff, ruff. Old Doggy learning new trick. Thanks for posting.
Gosh, I still use my very first seam ripper too! Need to find that brass one!
Penny
Wow! Been sewing for decades and didn't know this!
Me neither...you learn something new every day and this is the most useful thing I've learned in ages!Wow! Been sewing for decades and didn't know this!
Me too! BUT, be careful, I tried it yesterday to open a straight seam on a hem......and oops, must have just jiggled a bit and it made a little cut in fabric......I really prefer to just cut thru about every 6 stitches, then just turn over and pull at the uncut thread.....or as EB does it...with the rotary cutter.
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