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Seam Ripper

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$4.88 $6.5 In stock

Category: Sewing

Makers make mistakes! It’s an unavoidable fact—and one of the best ways to learn. When you have a trusty seam ripper by your side, you can quickly and easily take out wonky stitches without tearing your fabric. This seam ripper from Clover has a slim tip so it slides under your stitches, easily cutting threads of fabrics or button holes. It also has a large, non-slip, screw-on handle that makes it easy to handle. A must have for every maker’s toolbox!

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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Timothy E. ★★★★★

The handle feels much more comfortable to grip than my old plastic one, and it slices through stitches cleanly without snagging the fabric. Makes fixing small mistakes almost satisfying.

Kevin F. ★★★★★

I’ve been through a few seam rippers, but this one glides through threads without snagging—the sharp tip makes quick work of tight stitches. It’s light enough to handle detailed work, and the grip feels secure even with clumsy fingers.

Sebastian Y. ★★★★★

This little ripper glides through stitches so smoothly I don’t have to worry about snagging the fabric. I’ve already used it to fix three wonky seams on a dress I’m making, and it’s made the whole process way less frustrating.