Seam Ripping & How to Properly Remove Quilt Stitching

www.qnntv.com/quilty: We all make mistakes. Mary shares her method for easy seam ripping that won't damage your fabric. Make sure a seam ripper is in hand for this episode. For more quilting tips and techniques pick up Quilty magazine, visit www.HeyQuilty.com or watch more Quilty episodes at www.QNNtv.com!

[@teresadejong3011]

I love the feedsack reference ! It's so easy when you get the right thread. But when you don't --- argh ! Thanks for the great shows!

[@Judj1678]

I've found that those cheap, sticky lint rollers work great for picking up threads. I keep one on my ironing surface and can just pick it up when I press the "once sewn" seam again for re-stitching and just roll quickly. It saves from all the picking at it with your fingers and you can just pull off a clean sheet when that one is no longer sticky.

[@grandmalovesmebest]

Rose55 Gentry That's wonderfully useful to know. Arthur (Ritis) is twisting my fingers so that making a "pinch" is becoming impossible. I'm new at quilting so hints like this keep me encouraged. Thanks!

[@JoyfullJuneBugg]

Thanks you was picking them off one by one had to look for a tutorial before I went bonkers!!!!!!

[@zandeehdz1]

Hello! What's the name of the quilt behind you? Thanks

[@juliathompson3317]

i wanna know about the quilt behind you too!!

[@joeschmoe139]

Thanks for this video.

[@ksharpe8137]

Why do they never answer questions in the comment section????

[@grandmalovesmebest]

Hi! I just watched the Bunco Club lady show how to rip a seam in a second by using the red ball end of the ripper. I thought "can you do that safely with patchwork?" What do you think?

[@helentowers4389]

The sticky roller is a good tip . It works well

[@JadeStorm]

you're adorable! thanks for the tip!