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I bought myself one on sale at LQS I love it and it never falls over
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Never thought of using my cutter on my machine. What a great idea! Thanks for the tip, appreciate it!
Originally Posted by nygal
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First time I've seen that. I just use the cutter that is built into my machine. IT works the same way.
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Originally Posted by cizzors
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Guess I'm the only one not interested in speed. I snip mine apart at a pretty good pace. Even at $5.00, that's a yard of fabric on sale!
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Just got my ordered. Thank You...Thank You....Thank You....for a fantastic tool to add to mine
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A seam ripper upside down in the hole of a large spool of thread does the same thing.
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Originally Posted by Knitette
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Ooh! Never seen this before - looks as if it would save quite a bit of time. Thanks. *Googling to see if there is a UK stockist*
Amazon UK have them at £13.57 - think I will get my daughter to bring one over from the States when she comes. |
Originally Posted by MimiBug123
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This looks like a great tool, but I am truly impressed with the make your own ideas. The one in the egg is precious. You've used it for a while and the was has held up? I was wondering about using plaster of Paris. I've got to give this a try. I am getting to make a quilt that will have many pieces chained together and this will be perfect. I can't wait to show this at my next guild meeting.
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I have a clover needle threader that also has a thread cutter on it. I use the thread cutter for this purpose. It works great.
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thanks for telling all of us about this toool........it is one I havent seen or even knew about until now......you ladies are wonderful.............
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I have one that I got back in 1999 - it uses a collapsible seam ripper that I open up and then stand it in a red metal heart base...I love it! It is just like this one I found a pic of on the net :thumbup:
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