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Seam Ripper, Fine Blade

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$2.17 $3.29 In stock

Dritz Small Seam Ripper is for cutting and removing stitches. Features a long lasting fine blade and a safety ball that protects fabric.

  • Item Number: 608
  • For cutting and removing stitches
  • Long lasting fine blade
  • Safety ball to protect fabric
  • Clear plastic cap
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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Matthew Z. ★★★★★

After snagging a sleeve on a loose thread, I grabbed this seam ripper to fix it — worked way better than the cheap one I used before. Fine blade zipped through the stitches without any struggle, and that little safety ball let me work fast without worrying about the fabric. Saved my blouse in under

Evelyn D. ★★★★★

I was worried about nicking my good shirts when ripping out a bad hem, but the fine blade glides through the thread effortlessly and the safety ball really does protect the fabric. It’s a tiny thing, but for $4 it’s saved me hours of frustration already.

Sofia Z. ★★★★★

I was dreading ripping out a bad seam on a quilt, but this little tool made it almost enjoyable. The fine blade slides right through stitches without snagging, and the safety ball on the end means I never poked a hole in the fabric, even when I got careless.