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Re: seam rippers
By: bridalviolet Date: December 7, 2020, 8:08 am
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[quote author=VorFemme link=topic=1934.msg61080#msg61080
date=1607268149]
The sharp curve between the points can and will dull...and one
or both points may break off (catching in fabric, falling, or
some such thing). I have probably five of them around the
sewing room (some sewing machines come with a small one in the
"kit") and one wooden one with a ripper at one end and an awl at
the other...I hate having to LOOK for a tool when I need it & I
have several machines...serger, cover stitch, vintage sewing
machine, quilt machine (wider work area), and an embroidery
machine...or two...or three. I can't get rid of the present
from DH! Even if the newer ones are the ones that I use the
most (has to do with the stitches & the size of the hoops).
It's our 45th anniversary today - so keeping the embroidery
machine that was a present five or six years ago is still
important to me. Now, if I have to downsize because we move in
a few years, I will admit that it is probably going to be the
first one on the "sell or donate" table. Depending on how much
downsizing has to be done...it won't be the last...but after a
couple of machines, it gets harder to pick on NOT to keep.
[/quote]
Happy Anniversary! 45 years is quite an accomplishment.
Mr. bridalviolet and I are coming up on our 25th in a few days.
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Re: seam rippers
By: Jayhawk Date: December 7, 2020, 3:35 pm
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I have one that was part of the kit I got to take home ec in 7th
grade. Probably 1971? I scratched my name in the turquoise
plastic handle. The clear lid is long gone.
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