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suebee 03-12-2011 03:00 PM

Saw the coolest tool at a quilt show today that this lady was demo-ing. It was battery operated, very much like a mens electric beard trimmer (but much more compact). You just lay your seam down on the table and get in between the two layers and run the trimmer down the seam. making sure the trimmer head is flat with table and you slightly pull the top layer back as you go. It was incredible. Im going to check with this woman first to see if she minds...and I will post what she is calling this tool and how to order one !!! duh!! why cant I think of these things. :hunf:

virtualbernie 03-12-2011 03:02 PM

I'll be waiting and watching,,, :D

clem55 03-12-2011 03:02 PM

I"d probably miss the seam and cut the material!

jillaine 03-12-2011 03:04 PM

I certainly could have used such a tool these last few weeks with my gosh-darn lonestar...

suebee 03-12-2011 03:27 PM


Originally Posted by clem55
I"d probably miss the seam and cut the material!

I dont think so, just need to make sure your fabric is laying on a hard surface. and you are running the trimmer along the fabric. the teeth that are cutting the thread are above the fabric. Does this make sense?

no1jan 03-12-2011 03:36 PM

Let us know the name of it and how well it works.

Sounds interesting.

mltquilt 03-12-2011 03:37 PM

Have one and it does work great but you do have to be careful that the fabric is laying on a hard surface as Suebee said.

mltquilt

virtualbernie 03-12-2011 03:57 PM


Originally Posted by mltquilt
Have one and it does work great but you do have to be careful that the fabric is laying on a hard surface as Suebee said.

mltquilt

What's it called?

mltquilt 03-12-2011 04:56 PM

I'm not at home right now but I will check when I get back and post the name.

mltquilt

Kitsie 03-12-2011 05:38 PM

Please, yes, if we have the name we can google it.


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