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Where might I get one of these?
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Originally Posted by leaha
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Originally Posted by Carol J.
Originally Posted by Baloonatic
Could you find single edge razor blades at Freight Express? You might also try upholstery shops, we got them by the boxful (100) till my DH decided he liked the (snap-off blades) box cutters better--and he's even discovered the seam ripper(?!!)
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The ball on the seam ripper is for when you're cutting buttonholes open, it keeps you from over ripping.
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I actually you my small rotary cutter. It works best for me.
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I use the seam ripper I had when I first started sewing many moons ago. It has a blue handle that's flat, a fine point that gets in the grooves of very tight seams and the little ball on the short end. I've had that thing for years and years.
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Originally Posted by Quilter7x
Originally Posted by QultingaddictUK
http://www.daystyledesigns.com/seamripper.htm This is the one that I have used for the last 3 years, and it is still lovely n sharp, wouldn't be without it. Definitely worth the few extra pennies :thumbup:
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i love my clover it is very sharp !!
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A friend made a large wooden handle for me to insert the rippers into. I find it easier to handle than the small ones that I keep dropping all of the time.
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Originally Posted by whinnytoo
the best seam ripper Ive ever had is Havels......... it has replaceable blades and works great. I use it for everything, including frogging out longarm stitching!
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