Hi! I bought a new (for me) kind of seam ripper the other day. It's a long, grey one with a cap and has more of a sickle shape blade. BE CAREFUL!!! I pulled off the longish cap, not thinking twice about it, and instantly deeply cut my finger. So be extremely careful when pulling off that cap, my fellow quilting buddies...! From now on, I pull that cap off very slowly and carefully...gotta keep those quilting fingers in prime time shape!
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Thank you for your concerns about my cut! Thankfully I did not require stitches, but it easily could have turned into that and that is why I wanted to warn everyone about the hidden danger of this new, (for me anyway) sickle shaped seam ripper. Have a happy and successful quilting day, everyone!
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always good to remind us to "think" when using anything with a blade type end... those "surgical style" blades can make light work of "unsewing", but we need to remember the reason they do!!!! Stay vigil...."Each day well-lived and Happy;
that's all there is to Life!"
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The blade-style seam ripper has become my new favorite (aside from its sharp, dangerous blade, of course).
I've attached the URL of the one that I bought, but it works so well & seems to cut a seam faster than the other style. It took me a few times to figure out the "trick" to it though. If you cut every 3rd stitch on one side of the seam, the pieces of fabric will just pull apart. If you have any seam hanging up as you're pulling apart, just use the blade to cut the seam in that spot. Love it! http://www.amazon.com/Dritz-Curved-B.../dp/B000YZ8N9G
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