Grandma Peg

Didn't realize there was a difference in seam rippers. Mine have been disappearing, iin fact so has my little scissors. May have to move my waste basket, I think it eats things.

sweetpea

OK girls here is one for you. have you tried a Eyebrow shapers as a seam rippper?? I ladie at work told me about they you can buy them at Wal Mart 3 for $1.00 and they are not bad. they have a guard over the blade so you don't cut your fabric but you can still get to the seam. let me know what you think?

sweetpea

Sorry deb cauar don't see your post before send my. sorry. but glad to know that someboby eles has use them.

bjdemir

I have a clover ripper with a brown handle. Works very well, but my favorite one is a Kenmore ripper that I have had for almost 50 years, came with my first Kenmore I bought years ago. It is still sharp too!

nightquilter

I bet Clover will not keep you in stitches tonight! :lol: :lol:

Tinabug

My grandaddy told me with good tools you can do a good job. At this time of my life, I now uderstand that he was a wise man. I get the best tools I can and I take great care of them. Tools are money.

glenda5253

Cute! :lol: :lol: :lol:

QuiltnNan

had not heard of an ergo one, i'll have to look that up

IBQUILTIN

Sounds like a date I don't want to go on. I know what you mean though, about the ergonomic ripper. I was amazed at the difference it makes with painful hands

ging10ging

Happy date hope it doesn't last to long I've had those dates not a lot of fun. Good Luck. Sue