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I love the battery powered one best of all...next is Clover brown handle.
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I haven't used a seam ripper in years, not that I don't need to rip but ever since I discovered this little snips, that what I use. Here is where I get mine at: http://www.mygoodscissors.com/ThreadNippers.htm. They have great customer services and prices, WaWak also has them but I haven't ordered from them, YET. LOL
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I use a scalpel with a curved blade. It's really fast.
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Me too works great.
Originally Posted by Panchita
(Post 6867433)
Um, I don't use a seam ripper. I realise that isn't the 'standard', but I've never been able to find one I could make friends with. I find it much easier to use small embroidery scissors, and have countless pairs all over the place.
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I like the green Dritz ergonomic one in the large size--my hand doesn't cramp when using it.
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I use the Fons & Porter larger grip ones (ergonomic) as I have arthritis and cannot easily use the tiny ones.
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Clover, white handled. Wish it had a plastic doo-hickey on the top.
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I've had the same no brand seam ripper for 40 yrs. when it gets dull I use my little curved file to sharpen it.
Also use a surgical scalpel when there's a lot of rippin to do. when it gets dull I get the whetstone out and sharpen it. |
I was in the middle of a project and had to run to the local King Soopers to grab a seam ripper. It has a long pointed handle that I can use to rip and to turn corners with. It is definitely a "two in one" tool. I make a lot of small projects now for craft fairs and am always needing to rip and turn corners. It was cheap and easy to use.
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My favorite seam ripper is a size 24 tapestry needle.
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