Is there a good seam ripper?
11-26-2010, 08:15 AM
#31
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Location: Chaumont NY
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Barbara Thank You so much I believe that is the newer model of my seam ripper set the blades look exactly like it I am going to call them and ask I would love to buy new blades for mine instead of buying new seam rippers
11-26-2010, 04:28 PM
#33
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I bought mine at Shirley's Sewing Supplies, Dale, Indiana at a quilt show in Bloomington, IN. It is surgical steel, and very sharp. Be careful the first time you open and don't rip the end of your thumb like I did. There is one very similar in the Newark Dressmaker Supply catalog. It has 2 blades.
11-26-2010, 04:33 PM
#34
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Originally Posted by quiltinghere
I would say A NEW ONE is the best one...seriously.
At a class I took the instructor said if you couldn't remember WHEN you purchased the one you had it was time to buy a new one.
For $5.00 - it's worth it every 6 months or a year - unless you do lots on UNsewing and dull the cutter! :)
At a class I took the instructor said if you couldn't remember WHEN you purchased the one you had it was time to buy a new one.
For $5.00 - it's worth it every 6 months or a year - unless you do lots on UNsewing and dull the cutter! :)
11-26-2010, 04:46 PM
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Originally Posted by grammy17
Originally Posted by quiltinghere
I would say A NEW ONE is the best one...seriously.
At a class I took the instructor said if you couldn't remember WHEN you purchased the one you had it was time to buy a new one.
For $5.00 - it's worth it every 6 months or a year - unless you do lots on UNsewing and dull the cutter! :)
At a class I took the instructor said if you couldn't remember WHEN you purchased the one you had it was time to buy a new one.
For $5.00 - it's worth it every 6 months or a year - unless you do lots on UNsewing and dull the cutter! :)
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