I've broken the cheap ones but not the better quality ones. They sure do dull quickly tho.
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I've broken 2 of them in the last year!! I like to pickout my stitches.
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I have not broken any yet!!! but I am sure I will when I start quilting more. Penny
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Hehehe Penny. I think the key word is *unquilting* LOL
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I have broken plenty in my time an havedulled a few use chain saw file to sharpen when curve gets dull.
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I have broken a seam ripper. I use the ones from my Pfaff dealer. They are more expensive but they stay sharp longer and last longer than other ones I have used.
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HMMMM.....sounds like a whole lotta rippin' goin' on...i would like to hear the STORIES behind all the frustration....[guess they don't make them like they used to 'cause i still have the same one i started with......]me thinks you are all working too hard at UNquilting.....there are easier ways you know..........
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Its funny that this thread came up when it did, because I actually used my thread ripper the other day.
Its no secret I collect treadles and you find all sorts of neat things in the drawers. Usually I fine the old double edge razor blades by the gross :lol: but never a seam ripper. When I screw up on some of my quilts I just sit there looking at it thinking can I get away with this? I hate having to rip threads!! Billy |
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