On a recent trip, I bought a souvenir shirt. I hadn’t noticed sequins stitched on the shirt…but the sequins had to go. Earlier that week, I was given a retractable Taylor Seville Magic Awl & Seam Ripper™ as a gift which I tossed into my purse. I never gave the quality of seam rippers much thought.
As I sat on the porch, getting rid of the sequins, it immediately became apparent the process of detaching the sequins was effortless. This seam ripper’s ultra-sharp tip with its very fine point made it easy to insert the seam ripper directly under the stitches without pricking the fabric.
In no time at all, the sequins were removed, and my shirt looked great.
I safely retracted the seam ripper back into its handle and stored it in my purse.
This might not be the first notion a quilter thinks of when listing their favorite tools, but it certainly came in handy.
Another great addition to your sewing room.
This tool also includes a Taylor Seville Awl.
An awl tool is a thin tapered metal shaft ending in a sharp point. It is typically used to enlarge existing holes in leather or canvas and to safely feed bulky fabric under the pressure foot while keeping your fingers safe.
Features of the Magic Awl & Seam Ripper™:
2 tools in one (a seam ripper and awl)
Comfort Grip Ergonomic Handle
Retractable awl and seam ripper
Can be safely retracted and stored in the handle
Awl has a durable metal shaft with a sharp, pointed tip
