Originally Posted by gale
(Post 6576748)
Thanks to everyone who keeps reminding me that it's a shaver. First I have never seen a shaver like this. My husband uses a different type. Second, I have no problem paying a little more to keep a quilt business going. Sheesh. Just saying.
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I got one like that at a quilt show. I use it all the time and it works great. Yep you have to be careful or you will cut the fabric. How do I know? You guessed it...
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Originally Posted by SlightlyOffQuilter
(Post 6576557)
I use plastic eyebrow trimmers I can get 3 for a buck at the dollar store ! They are a wire wrapped little razor that work like a charm !
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Good to hear about the new seam ripper. My daughter brought me one and I have yet to open it. I keep picking up my older seam rippers. I am eager to see how well the rubber end picks up the small threads.
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I just commandeered my DH's mustache trimmer. It's basically the same thing and works like a charm.
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I, too, love my little electric seam ripper which my DH got for me over a year ago. (Knock on wood) I've only cut the fabric one time and that was my fault. I need another one so might try the moustache trimmer. Wonder if that blade would be sharper than the seam ripper one.
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Hmmm, I see a trip to WalMart in my future = this looks really interesting and worth trying.
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Originally Posted by SlightlyOffQuilter
(Post 6576557)
I use plastic eyebrow trimmers I can get 3 for a buck at the dollar store ! They are a wire wrapped little razor that work like a charm !
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I bought one & tried using it a few times, I didn't really care for it. You have to manipulate the fabric in certain ways for it to work well.
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