4-in-1 Sewing Tool with a Maple Wood Body and Capped Seam Ripper for Seam Pressing and Corner Turning

$40.75
Sale price  $40.75 Regular price 

4-in-1 Sewing Tool with a Maple Wood Body and Capped Seam Ripper for Seam Pressing and Corner Turning

$40.75
Sale price  $40.75 Regular price 

This 4-in-1 sewing tool brings seam ripping, seam pressing, corner turning and stiletto work into one maple wood tool. Use the flat wooden cap to press seams, then switch to the wooden point to turn bias tubes and bring corners into shape.

A sharp seam ripper sits beneath one cap, while a long stiletto is concealed beneath the other. The stiletto helps keep fingers away from the work during pressing and machine piecing. Handcrafted from maple wood in the USA, this tool supports several steps of a sewing project.

Features

  • Four-in-one design combines a seam ripper, seam-pressing cap, wooden point and long stiletto.
  • Flat wooden cap provides a surface for pressing seams.
  • Wooden point helps turn bias tubes and poke out corners.
  • Sharp seam ripper is stored beneath a cap.
  • Long stiletto supports pressing and machine piecing while helping keep fingers away from the work.
  • Handcrafted from maple wood in the USA.

Specifications

  • Tool configuration: 4-in-1 sewing tool
  • Wood material: Maple
  • Flat cap: Wooden cap for pressing seams
  • Pointed end: Wooden point for turning bias tubes and poking out corners
  • Covered tools: Sharp seam ripper and long stiletto
  • Manufacture: Handcrafted in the USA

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the four functions of this sewing tool?

This 4-in-1 sewing tool combines a seam ripper, a flat wooden cap for seam pressing, a wooden point for turning fabric and a long stiletto for pressing and machine piecing.

Which end should I use for bias tubes and corners?

Use the wooden point of this sewing tool to turn bias tubes and poke out corners. Use the flat wooden cap when you need to press a seam.

Where are the seam ripper and stiletto?

The seam ripper and long stiletto are concealed beneath the caps at opposite ends of the sewing tool. Remove the corresponding cap to access the tool you need.

What is this sewing tool made from?

This sewing tool is handcrafted from maple wood in the USA. It has a flat wooden cap and a wooden point, plus a concealed seam ripper and long stiletto.

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