the Stitches You Want to Remove
Lay the fabric flat and examine the seam carefully.
Determine exactly which line of stitching needs to come out.
If you’re removing an entire seam, it’s usually easier to work from one end rather than randomly cutting stitches throughout the middle.
2. Slide the Point Under a Stitch
Hold the seam ripper comfortably in
your dominant hand.
Use the pointed end to gently slide underneath one stitch.
Don’t force it.
If the tool doesn’t slide underneath easily, reposition it rather than pushing hard.
3. Cut the Thread
Once the thread is resting against the cutting edge, gently lift the seam ripper until the thread is cut.
You may hear or feel a tiny snap.
Be careful to avoid catching the fabric with the sharp part of the tool.
4. Continue Along the Seam
Move to the next stitch and repeat the process.
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