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Old 01-25-2012, 12:47 PM
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If you have one, is it easy to use while trimming threads from your quilt top? Is it easy to hold on to? I saw an ad for it , in the new Fons & Porter mag, and of course , think that I NEED it, lol. Here http://www.ez-trimmer.com/products-p.../ez-trimmer-3/

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It's inexpensive so it would be handy to have around. I can see where it would be good to cut loose threads and not cut into the fabric. That is a major pain when that happens and sometimes impossible to repair.
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i do have a similar tool but it is an eyebrow trimmer (wand) and comes 4 to a pkg for 1.99... from Noxema... their blue is on the pkg... from dollar stores and walmart and target in cosmetics dept...
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I was just going to suggest the same thing. the eyebrow trimmer even has a handle so it is real easy to hold onto.
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seriously, i love these things... they just don't cut the fabric and are super seam rippers...
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The eyebrow trimmers get dull very fast. After using to rip out a few seams it snags and I end up sawing through the threads. I bought the more expensive ones thinking they would be better quality and they got dull just as fast but had a better handle. LOL
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Originally Posted by BellaBoo View Post
The eyebrow trimmers get dull very fast. After using to rip out a few seams it snags and I end up sawing through the threads. I bought the more expensive ones thinking they would be better quality and they got dull just as fast but had a better handle. LOL
Funny I have been using an eyebrow trimmer for many years and it just wore out. Maybe that's a sign I should get to sewing more!

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This reminds me of the old hair trimmer that had 3 sides to that you raked through your hair for an at home hair cut.
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If you have one, is it easy to use while trimming threads from your quilt top? Is it easy to hold on to? I saw an ad for it , in the new Fons & Porter mag, and of course , think that I NEED it, lol. Here http://www.ez-trimmer.com/products-p.../ez-trimmer-3/
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