I love my Clover seam ripper. It does seem to stay sharp longer than the other ones that I have had.
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Originally Posted by ranger
Does a seam ripper get dull/blunt? Lately, when I use mine, it seems like it's more difficult to remove stitches.
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I agree with Quiltsybarb. I, too, use a surgical seam ripper and I find it does a wonderful job 'unsewing' my mistakes. I have had the orginal handle for about five years and have ordered only one set of replacement blades. Six in a pack. Try it you might like it. Lois
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And what, may I ask, is a surgical seam ripper? A scalpel?
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Hi. . . what size blade do you use?
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I just bought the Fons & Porter seam ripper with the red and white handle and find the handle too short for my hand size. I haven't actually used it yet but, in theory, should it work just fine despite the shortness of the handle?
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Where do we get them. I have a lighted one and do like, but I know it is going to get dull soon or later (probably sooner!) :P
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lol!
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They sure do. I would like a nickel for everyone I have ever bought. I often look for them at flea markets and buy them in bulk, or when they are on the 50% off on the notions wall. I buy several at a time.
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Originally Posted by chris_quilts
I just bought the Fons & Porter seam ripper with the red and white handle and find the handle too short for my hand size. I haven't actually used it yet but, in theory, should it work just fine despite the shortness of the handle?
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