Originally Posted by
RavenLunaStitch
I know there are lots of bells and whistles like ergonomic handles, lights, etc., but I'm asking about the business end of a seam ripper. Sharp enough to work well without destroying fabric in the process and one that will last a while. I didn't care much about this until I started taking apart clothing items Bonnie Hunter style for some scrappy quilts. We talk a lot about other favorite tools but I want to know if any of you have found a real winner that you will keep and use for a long time?
I have been using a surgical seam ripper recently purchased at my Bernina store. It's flat and states it "opens seams up like a zipper". So far I've been pleased. I had been using the Clover one many have mentioned.