working on so you can stabilize the fabric.
Always work slowly when you’re close to the fabric.
A seam ripper is small, but its cutting edge is surprisingly sharp.
The Rounded Tip Has an Important Job
Look closely at the end of a typical seam ripper and you’ll notice something interesting.
One side has a sharp point, while the other end of the curved section has a rounded tip.
That rounded section is designed to help protect the fabric as you move the tool underneath stitches.
When possible, position the seam ripper so the rounded side rests against the fabric
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