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I got them from the dollar store but haven't tried them out yet. I think there were 2-3 in a pkg.
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Originally Posted by DebraK
(Post 6124464)
for what? mustache and eyebrow trimmers? Original poster gave a link for the ripper. The electric one shows up at the bottom of that page.
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Could you try pinning the bottom fabric to your jeans or what ever, and then pull the fabric with your left hand and use the trimmer with your right? (for a right handed)
(This is for the lady who didn't have enough hands for her trimmer and her fabric.) |
Originally Posted by Pepita
(Post 6126642)
Could you try pinning the bottom fabric to your jeans or what ever, and then pull the fabric with your left hand and use the trimmer with your right? (for a right handed)
(This is for the lady who didn't have enough hands for her trimmer and her fabric.) |
I have one of these and use it more than I ever thought I would:
http://www.anniescatalog.com/notions...29&cat_id=1541 |
Originally Posted by annel
(Post 6123146)
Some time back there was a post requesting info about ripper. I found the one I was describing at Annie's catalog online. It is called Surgical Seam Ripper and it is from Live Guides by Kathy Ruddy. The only ripper I have ever liked.
http://www.amazon.com/Live-Guides-Ka.../dp/B003L80N4Q |
Thanks for all the in tell
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Originally Posted by irishrose
(Post 6124036)
Looks like a wicked little tool! http://www.anniescatalog.com/list.ht...go.x=14&go.y=7
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I recently found one of those in a sewing kit left to me by DH's grandmother. Pretty cool.
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I've had mixed results with the Eyebrow Shaper...it seems to depend on the type of fabric as to whether it will glide through the seam IMHO.
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