bebe

great hint :-D :-D :-D :-D

http://amyscreativeside.com/2009/11/...king-stitches/

babyboomerquilter

Thanks for the link, really good resource

Gerbie

Thanks for the link, and I truly don't mean to sound tacky, I do appreciate all resources given by others, but I had to grin when I saw the title. In my lifetime of sewing I have ripped out so many times, I feel like I am a pro at ripping, I do it so often. I definitely don't need a tute on ripping. However having said this I am going to check it out and see if she has a much faster method that I can use, because I do so much of this. lol

gramquilter2

Thanks for this site, I learned this technique in the first beginning quilt class I took. It was a God send!

IBQUILTIN

Great idea, since my sewing machine does not have an undo button like Word, I do a lot of unsewing and this is a good tute

thrums

Sometimes my fingers don't want to grab the thread the way they used to, so I use tweezers to pull the thread.

CarrieAnne

thanks!

dash2000lbs

I use tweezers too!!!!

MellieKQuilter

I find picking stiches very soothing and calming.. :) And a clue if I have to keep doing it that I need to finish up and take a break. Thanks for the link!

snicktrain

I use a lint roller for picking threads.