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I have an easier way.... don't rip the seams, let them be the way they were created ( that's what they secretly want) ... of course I'm sloppy, I keep hearing that there's such a thing as a strait seam... I don't know if I believe in that creature. hee, hee
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I never break one unless I am so disgusted I throw it across the room!
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Originally Posted by Up North
Recently I have broken 2 seam rippers! Grr one was a cheepie but the other was a fons and potter Trying to dig out the tiny stitches on some Paqer piecing I am practicing. As I doing something wrong? Is there an easier way? Does this happen to you?
I can't say that I ever have, but mine DO get dull quickly, if that's any consolation. :lol: |
I break 'em, dull 'em and lose 'em LOL
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*smiles* After reading replies ... I think somewhere out there is a support group for seam rippers in hiding ... they are networking against everyone and planning to rebel!
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Originally Posted by CraftsByRobin
*smiles* After reading replies ... I think somewhere out there is a support group for seam rippers in hiding ... they are networking against everyone and planning to rebel!
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Really look in with the odd socks it has to be where they are!!
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i have never broke one and until now i have never heard of it happening, i have replaced a couple of them beause they have gotten dull, see i learn something new everyday i come to this site !!!
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I have the same one that I got when I was a freshman in High School. 1968.
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Originally Posted by Up North
Recently I have broken 2 seam rippers! Grr one was a cheepie but the other was a fons and potter Trying to dig out the tiny stitches on some Paqer piecing I am practicing. As I doing something wrong? Is there an easier way? Does this happen to you?
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