Quick Ripper
$19.95
This electric seam ripper makes fast work of a dreaded task! Tear out sewn seams in seconds and get on with the hobby you enjoy. For bigger jobs, un-sew serged or machine quilted stitches in minutes instead of hours. AA Battery included. Grey & black, no color choice. 4in x 1in x 1 1/2in
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