I'm looking for a seam ripper like one I had but lost. Instead of having a separate cap, it folds inside like the thumb drives that have the cover attached.

My lift and snip scissors. Safer than quick-unpicks, you can undo one stitch at a time without risk of cutting the wrong fabric. Great for cross stitcher's too!

What are you going to use these for. I have never seen these before can you use them over and over.

The clips with the attachment.

The Steady Betty.

If you mean the scissors, I use them when unpicking. The point at the end of the cutaway part slips under the stitch, then you just cut like an ordinary scissors. I find them much safer than a quick-unpick - less chance of them slipping and cutting the fabric. I first bought them years ago when I did cross stitch.Working with 2 strands over 28 count linen, they were better for removing stitches without cutting the *expensive* linen. Cost about $A14.

My Accuquilt Studio!
favorite dies are the applique

wish list the double wedding ring die!
but it is over $200 and I have to save up!

I have several pairs of those scissors,
they are the kind that are used in medical suture removal kits.

My favorite would have to be my Gingher scissors my hubby got me and my #2 favorite is my Fiskar's rotary cutter and ruler in one!

My wish list is 1). some clover yo-yo makers
2.) One of those hoops that goes on a stand.
I have trouble finding the fiskar's replacement blades for my rotary cutters.

My favorite tool is the Rotary cutter.
Then I have the mat that turns instead of you turning it.

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Notions I can't live without:
my rotary cutters - I have several
Cutting mat - 24 x 36 large
Scissors - I buy a pair everytime I buy fabric
Thread - all colors

Notions on the wish list:
Accu-quilt go
Serger

God needles for hand quilting, I used to use the cheapies, and there really is a diffrence! Oh, and good scissors, name brand doesnt matter tome, but nice sharp ones.