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by michele921 08 Feb 2010 ( edited Aug 05'10 02:43 )
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so glad to have found this, newest favorite tool in my sewing room

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by michele921 08 Feb 2010
+5
here is a pic of it, so nice to use LOL
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by mariahail 05 Aug 2010
I seen those in Ebay, also try nancy notions and marthapullen
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by meganne 08 Feb 2010
+5
Spoke to soon, Kool. A pic is worth a thousand words.
How does it work differently?
HNR, M
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by michele921 08 Feb 2010
you just slide down in between the seam of the 2 pieces does not tear fabric so easy LOL
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by manami 08 Feb 2010
+6
I know that brand! They make lots of items for crafts, sewing, etc. There is a store in my city in Japan, and I could spend HOURS there just looking :)
The last time I went there, I got their iron-on powder, so you can sprinkle only on the area you will embroider and use your regular stabilizer. I havent seen those anywhere here, havent seen your pendant as well, it's a wonderful idea!
I found their website as well, in case Cuties want to make a wishing-list, I have done mine :)
1 links:
[1] clover
www.clover.co.jp
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by michele921 08 Feb 2010
here is a site that is not bad priced for it in english. I didn't understand your site LOL so sorry :( but thank you for the link
http://www.voguefabricsstore.com/store/home.php?cat=397
by meganne 08 Feb 2010
Yoriko you can buy Clover products at most craft/material stores here in Aus, also on Ebay. I bought Iron on powder, for hemming garments without sewing, but that was a long time ago and I never, ever used it. Is this the same sort of thing?
HNR. M
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by sewhobby 08 Feb 2010
+6
I have one of those, but never thought of using it for a seam ripper. I'll try it next time I have to un-sew. I bet it won't cut the fabric accidentally. Thanks for the idea.
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by michele921 08 Feb 2010
I was taking lessons from a seamstress and she pulled this out to rip a seam it was like finding a whole new world in ripping LOL
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by sewhobby 08 Feb 2010
+6
manami, what is iron-on powder?
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by michele921 08 Feb 2010
I agree what is iron on powder? never heard of this product. What does the powder do?
by hette 08 Feb 2010
http://www.clover.com in the US
by hette 08 Feb 2010
never mind - wrong website
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by starlet2653 05 Aug 2010
+4
What's a pendant ripper and where can we find it. Is it for embroidery as well as sewn stitches?

Thanx, Starlet
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by keeponsewing 05 Aug 2010
+3
here is Clover's website for USA. I love clover products. they come up with some neat ideas to make it so much easier for those in our crafting field. :)

My daughter uses the kind of seam ripper that looks like an exacto knife. I'm afraid I'd rip the fabric. LOL
1 links:
[1] http://www.clover-usa.com/
www.clover-usa.com
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by mariahail 05 Aug 2010
+3
As many as you want here<br />http://shop.ebay.com/?_from=R40&_trksid=p3907.m570.l1313&_nkw=thread+cutter+pendant&_sacat=See-All-Categories
if it does not take you to the exact place just type thread cutter pendant, they are from 4.95 to 11.95....
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by leenova54 05 Aug 2010
+2
I am heading to ebay right now and see what they cost!
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by leenova54 05 Aug 2010
Just snagged one on buy it now for $4.95 plus $1.00 shipping! Very cool!
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by kalinelson 05 Aug 2010
+2
I never seen one like this before, very interesting....I may have to keep an eye out for a good price on one, or ask hubby to, he does e-bay....thanks....I love to continue to learn.
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by haydebug 05 Aug 2010
+1
Thank You for telling us about the seam ripper