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by 1sewnsew 11 Jul 2012 ( edited Jul 11'12 17:34 )
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Now here is a handy little tool. A brand new way to grab those little threads that are left in your fabric when you use a seam ripper.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LWji1hDaBKo&feature=youtu.be

or go to: youtube.com and put in Seam-fix seam ripper

1 links:
[1] Seam-Fix Seam Ripper
www.youtube.com
Comments (9)
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by kitty2011 11 Jul 2012
+6
That's a clever little idea.... could really do with one of those :)
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by cfidl 11 Jul 2012
+6
looks good. It is big enough also. I have a dozen seam rippers, however can I find 1 when I need it! I also like the one that is more like a scapel. LLDS!
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by sarahrose 11 Jul 2012
+5
That is really clever. It might be nice if they just sold the tip that picks up the thread seperately, too.
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by gerryvb 11 Jul 2012
+6
Handy indded:it looks a bit like a gummy eraser.
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by baydreamer 11 Jul 2012
+5
I would be afraid of stretching the fabric. I would take a pass on this one.. thanks
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by jenne 11 Jul 2012
+5
If I have a lot of little threads I use a lint rollar or masking tape no fabric streching.
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by my3chis 11 Jul 2012
+4
I use duct tape, it works great.
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by jerrib 11 Jul 2012
+4
I just use tweezers, works for me.
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by draco 11 Jul 2012
I use tweezers too.
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by lique 11 Jul 2012
+2
Sticky tape works as well!