luvstoquilt

I love the battery powered one best of all...next is Clover brown handle.

pocoellie

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

francie yuhas

I use a scalpel with a curved blade. It's really fast.

Murphy1

Me too works great.

AngeliaNR

I like the green Dritz ergonomic one in the large size--my hand doesn't cramp when using it.

Sam Poodles

I use the Fons & Porter larger grip ones (ergonomic) as I have arthritis and cannot easily use the tiny ones.

Fabricgator

Clover, white handled. Wish it had a plastic doo-hickey on the top.

sap

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.

GrammaNan

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.

Terri D.

My favorite seam ripper is a size 24 tapestry needle.