Seam Ripper Recommendation
06-20-2015, 01:47 PM
#11
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[ATTACH=CONFIG]522961[/ATTACH]I don't use a seam ripper. I have a great little pair of snips that I clip every 3or 4 stitches on one side of my work. I then can pull off the thread from the other side and it is done. This method causes much less distortion of the fabric.
06-20-2015, 06:01 PM
#12
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I have many different brands and types. I use whichever one I find and pick up first. Not much difference in them. I don't use one after it gets dull. That is about as sad as using a dull rotary blade.
06-20-2015, 10:46 PM
#13
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It's the Dritz Purple Ergonomic seam ripper for me. Believe me - it feels like I've tried them all, I'm so good at un-sewing... Havel, Clover, Seam-Fix and others. This is my favourite, but difficult to get here 
06-21-2015, 06:45 AM
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I use a tiny manicure scissor - the one with the skinny little blade.
Or the inexpensive one with the skinny blade/point that is around $1.50.
It did take me a while to realize that rippers get dull like rotary blades do. Duh!!!
Or the inexpensive one with the skinny blade/point that is around $1.50.
It did take me a while to realize that rippers get dull like rotary blades do. Duh!!!
06-22-2015, 04:00 AM
#16
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There is a seam ripper that is guaranteed to stay sharp. It is has a warranty and you can return it for a replacement. Here is the site.
http://countyfairmall.com/polished-brass-seam-ripper/
http://countyfairmall.com/polished-brass-seam-ripper/
06-22-2015, 06:46 AM
#17
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There is a seam ripper that is guaranteed to stay sharp. It is has a warranty and you can return it for a replacement. Here is the site.
http://countyfairmall.com/polished-brass-seam-ripper/
http://countyfairmall.com/polished-brass-seam-ripper/
06-22-2015, 07:31 AM
#19
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Location: Davis, CA
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Here's my favorite; a Dritz seam ripper from Walmart (not affiliated, they just happen to have a good pic of it):
http://www.walmart.com/ip/Soft-Grip-...ipper/19757837
The reason I like it is because it doesn't roll off the table when I set it down, and it fits perfectly in my hand.
I have other seam rippers including the Clover, but I'm in love with the Dritz ripper and as a celebration point, it's not the most expensive tool in my shed, which I can't often say of other tools I've purchased over the years!
http://www.walmart.com/ip/Soft-Grip-...ipper/19757837
The reason I like it is because it doesn't roll off the table when I set it down, and it fits perfectly in my hand.
I have other seam rippers including the Clover, but I'm in love with the Dritz ripper and as a celebration point, it's not the most expensive tool in my shed, which I can't often say of other tools I've purchased over the years!
06-22-2015, 07:37 AM
#20
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Location: Iowa, Preston
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this is the one I just purchased and I love it so much I bought one for each of my daughters
There is a seam ripper that is guaranteed to stay sharp. It is has a warranty and you can return it for a replacement. Here is the site.
http://countyfairmall.com/polished-brass-seam-ripper/
http://countyfairmall.com/polished-brass-seam-ripper/
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