any suggestions on getting rid of the little tails that stick out?
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Re: getting rid of little thread after using Jack the Ripper
For small bits I just do it by hand or give the piece a good flick to get rid of them. For larger areas the lint roller is good but I just use a piece of masking tape, wrap it around my hand sticky side out so it overlaps and sticks to itself forming a circle, then dab away. You can move the circle around to get to the clean part of the tape, it's quick and easy. I Also use this to clean my design wall of bits of thread. Use a wider tape for the wall it's a lot quicker.Lynn
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Re: getting rid of little thread after using Jack the Ripper
Originally posted by Dragonfly View PostFor small bits I just do it by hand or give the piece a good flick to get rid of them. For larger areas the lint roller is good but I just use a piece of masking tape, wrap it around my hand sticky side out so it overlaps and sticks to itself forming a circle, then dab away. You can move the circle around to get to the clean part of the tape, it's quick and easy. I Also use this to clean my design wall of bits of thread. Use a wider tape for the wall it's a lot quicker.sigpicgreetings from the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg
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