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Great idea. Those hooks are so handy.
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Great idea but I never get to put my seam ripper down I sew an inch rip out an inch. Just kidding I must try this.
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Originally Posted by Lucky Patsy's "Mom"
There is no way to keep track of it, as it obviously grows legs at will and crawls away when your back is turned!
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I keep my pins in a small tin next to my machine, so I just keep my seam ripper in the tin also. When I travel to a class or retreat, I just keep the seam ripper in the pin tin and I always know where to find it.
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Great idea -- and I happen to have some!
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What a great idea. I have a favorite and I am always losing it. Lately it has been in my hand a lot. I have been meandering a bay quilt that has to be done for this Sat. and this is the 5th time I am ripping. Very frustrated right now. I need to slow down because I am doing it to myself by trying to hurry.
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I love the quilt you have as your avitar. Would you tell which pattern it is? Thank you
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Great tip, Thanks.
I think my seam rippers have grown legs & walk away as soon as I sit them down. Judy in Michigan |
I don't waste time looking for my seam ripper any more. I know it's somewhere. I have a basket of sewing tools I lose and find and I rather go get one out of the basket then look for the one that is somewhere. When I do gather up the missing rippers, scissors, etc I toss them in the basket and start all over. There are 9 rippers in the basket now.
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Sounds like a great idea. I've never seen the yellow stuff of which you speak. I just keep mine in the same place all the time. As long as I put it back in it's place it will always be where I need it when I need it. And if not, I always have others as backups.
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