Dritz Deluxe Seam Ripper (2 🪡 PACK): Seamlessly Undo Stitches with Top Quality Precision Review

I bought the seam ripper as a tool to cut car wiring harnesses to access internal wiring for repairs. Using this tool to cut the jacket of a wire harness will not damage multiple wires inside the wire harness.

I always joke that the seam ripper is my "best friend". Agree with me if you're sewing something tricky. I was concerned that the blade portion was too big, but it wasn't. And you get two; what's not to like? One by my car and one by my chair where I pin and correct mistakes.

This 'kit' does not have a sensor as advertised. Amazon tried to send another "package" as a replacement and it also came without a sensor. In the end I just ordered the sensor separately. Three weeks later, I see that it's still listed as a bundle containing both items. This list needs to be removed.

I lose them on the couch, in the chair, at the table so I buy in bulk, I do it with a bad memory on my part, they are sharp, pointy and DON'T ROLL MY CAR OR MY TABLE. I knit with a smaller gauge and they can be removed. My stool is still eating them and we are working on the issue. I will buy it again because of the flat side and the price.

The Dritz Deluxe Seam Divider (2-pack) is a great idea. If you lose one, you always have another. These seam rippers are very well made and serve their purpose. I keep one in my sewing basket and the other in my wardrobe. When getting dressed I sometimes need a seam ripper for one or the other part, especially with scratchy labels on the clothing. It was a great purchase and a very good price. I am very happy !

I was obsessed with the tiny seam ripper that came with my Bernina machine - it really is the best - but I could never find it in my sewing shop. I figured in case it was gone forever one day I should probably have a backup. Bought these two and I have to say I'm in love. They are perfect and in fact I am attracted to them in front of my old favorite Bernina. Also, it's two packs - as a bonus, I keep one on my cutting table and one next to my machine. :)

I've only had to use one of these rippers so far because I'm not your average seamstress. But I remember using my mom's when I was younger and one of them just snapped at me. I also remember that more than one of my mother's cultivators didn't have a longer piece. I've been using mine for quite some time and have never had any problems. It is very durable and if used properly I see no reason why they would break apart with prolonged use. I have problems with my hands and they are easy to hold…