
The tip for today: I have several chain pieced units all hooked together ready to be cut apart before moving on to the next step. I could use scissors to snip them apart, but I love my handy-dandy chair ripper. The base is very heavy holding it in place while I cut the units apart using the seam ripper that just fits in the base unit. For this particular model, the seam ripper and base unit are two separate pieces which comes in handy when packing up for traveling to classes.



- Do you want the ripper tip blunted or left as a sharp point?
- How much does it weigh? (makes a difference when flying or carrying our
"studio" to class and how sturdy is it on the table when doing the actual
"ripping" apart.) - Does the point have a safety cover when not in use?
- Does the ripper unit double as a regular seam ripper and a chain
ripper?
And finally, from the newspaper ... did you know ... The first four notes of the Hallelujah Chorus" are the same as the first four notes of "Yes, We Have No Bananas."
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