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And the point is . . . . (Tip/Technique)

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Eva in GA


	About Eva in GA
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	Member since: 11/4/07
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11/30/11 10:39 AM

Everytime I sew something with a sharp point, I search for an instrument that will help me push the fabric into the point without endangering it. I am always afraid that whatever instrument I select, will poke through and cause damage. I found my solution, and it's a shrimp deveiner. It is made from sturdy plastic with a good handle for gripping. The pointed end is sturdy, small, and rounded. Perfection!

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	Merry G said... great idea tks 12/1/11 7:27 AM
	Deepika said... test 12/1/11 8:36 AM
	Nurse Jane said... How clever. However I don't have this kitchen gadget. Oh no, more kitchen gadgets to compete with all my sewing gadgets! (My sewing friends kid me because I go the "the Wall" before fabrics every time). 12/1/11 9:58 AM
	JOshiro said... A slender knitting needle or crochet hook will also work well, in a pinch. 12/1/11 10:11 AM
	happytobehere said... Good tip! 12/3/11 9:03 AM
	Alice said... Have one in my kitchen drawer which is seldom used, now it will be. Thanks you clever girl. 2/25/12 9:40 PM