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Seam Ripper Needlepoint Tool

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$1.35 $1.9 In stock

Category: Needlepoint Accessory

It's a seam ripper in sewing, and a stitch buster in needlepoint. A handy ripping-out tool when the inevitable happens, and you need to unpick some stitches.

This handy tool has a pointed tip to lift your stitches and a blade to cut them.

Use another essential toolUncle Bill's Precision Tweezersto remove the cut stitches.

Always take care to cut only the stitches and not the canvas!

Assorted colors.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Violet ★★★★★

After unpicking a whole row of basketweave with this, I'm never going back to my old scissors tip. The pointed end slides right under a stitch to lift it without snagging the canvas threads around it. Small thing, but it's earned a permanent spot in my kit.

Jason R. ★★★★★

I keep this next to my needlepoint chair and it's already saved me more times than I can count. The pointed tip lifts stubborn

Edward L. ★★★★★

That pointed tip slides right under a misplaced stitch without nicking the canvas, which is exactly what my old ripper kept doing. I've used it on both needlepoint and regular sewing seams, and it hasn't dulled yet.