Spot my booboo? Fantasy sewing is so much easier.
And I managed to lose BOTH my seam rippers in the move.
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Aha oops is right! The sad part about fantasy sewing though is that you can’t wear what you make up in your head. 😦
True, true. Important to keep in mind. 😉
I have three seam rippers and they seem to alternate going on adventure as I always find a different one to use lol
Yeah, that’s why I had two… but now both of them have gone a-wandering, and I’m not sure how or where. 😦
Oh man! I was staring at that picture for about 5 minutes before I spottet the oops… *face-palm* Seam-rippers are notorious for leaving on their own. I bought one with a hole in the end, now it’s tethered to my sewingmachine by a yard of elastic 🙂
I like that idea! I could’ve sworn I was anal about putting at least one back in my little portable sewing box, but obviously not sufficiently anal…
It’s doesn’t matter how many you own – you can never find one in a sewing crisis. I’ve starting keeping one in my dressing gown pocket. *tragic*
I was always losing seam rippers so once when they were on a big sale, I bought a bunch. I now have them everywhere. It’s probably the sewing accessory that I use most (after my actual machine).
Also, I always wanted extra arms…
Hehe. I’ve done that with scissors, obviously it’s time for the seam rippers.
LOL at the arms! I guess that might be how you’d draft for it… 😉
Oh bollocks…. it’s worse when it’s a serged seam too, isn’t it? LOL. I always lose the lid to my seam ripper, which is dangerous… I worry about freak seam ripper injuries LOL
Well, not serged, but a decorative cross-stitch that uses a TON of thread. Which is going to suck in and of itself. >_<
The only seam rippers I can keep track of the lids for are the ones where the lid IS the handle, so it's pretty much useless if you lose the lid.
got a paring knife? wine opener?
teeth?
Scissors? Scalpel? Need to pick up some razorblades, obviously…