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I keep a used machine needle in my pincushion for this..doesn't bend and works good
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I believe what you are talking about is the tool made to flatten seams etc. Can not remember the name of it, but I got mine from Clothilde.
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I don't know it's name but I believe my local quilt shop here in FL. has it. www.Three Crafty Quilters.com
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Originally Posted by Linda B
It's made from wood, is kind of flat, maybe 1/2" or so wide. I don't know how long or how thick, but it is used to push out corners when turning something right-side out. I've done notions searches on several sites and can't find it. Did I dream it up?
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Originally Posted by Linda B
No, it isn't a stiletto. It's wider and flat. Imagine a tongue depresser that comes to a point rather than rounder but made from a much less flexible wood.
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use a popicicle stick they work great
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I know what you're talking about but all mine are plastic. I also use a long metal thing with a tiny ball on the end. It's also for turning corners. For the plastic ones, you can try fabric or craft shops.
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I think what you want is called a bone folder. check out the scrapbooking section of the craft store. I use an old knitting needle. it is very pointed but a smooth tip that won't go throught the fabric. and it is long to really reach in deep totes and such. good luck Mary
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I use a very very long crochet hook with a rounded end, just enough to poke out the corner without doing any damage.
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Dritz Quilting Point Turner & Creaser
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