" The secret of the red dot is unknown to many people.

Tailor Nour " The secret of the red dot is unknown to many people.
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[@Dakiniwoman]

Thank you... I have been sewing for 70 years and I never knew that... We can learn new things, no matter how old we are... I am nearly 79 and started sewing when I was 8 years old.

[@user-yk3tb6ep3x]

Follow femina tailoring you will get new tips and tricks

[@somiasardar]

Who r u? I mean want to know u.😊

[@somiasardar]

Love to read about u what u have mentiond ,and also want to tel my mother was also a great sewer,she had sewed a lot of dresses epcialy for eid for us and sk He designed the dresses by her own

[@somiasardar]

Almost to all the family she knitted handmade sweaters ,that was hr spciality

[@tuongvanngo2814]

Me too😂

[@wendysnyder6443]

If we as students in school weren’t taught this, it’s because the teachers most likely didn’t know about this trick either. Isn’t KZbin such a great educator? 👏👏👏

[@crawford323]

Noooooo KZbin is squat! It is the people and their willingness to share which makes KZbin, a mere vessel, so important to today's usefulness.

[@jillr759]

I’m a genius from youtube😂 I shock myself

[@daniellamcgee4251]

​@@jillr759For your next learning experience, you may be interested in what an actual genius is. The clue is in the word: 'genius' 'genesis' genes'....Geniuses are about the beginning something new. In other words, geniuses go beyond the existing parameters of what is known and discover/ create something entirely new from outside those parameters. An example of a modern day genius is Jacob Collier. He writes music using the microtones between the notes (e.g. between the physical keys on the piano) and harmonises with those, as well as composing with microtones and established notes. Collier has created something completely new beyond the parameters of music....as we, as a species, knew it. Becoming knowledgeable from data on KZbin is life enriching and noble. Whether KZbin made you a genius is something else. 😊

[@debrastarr5083]

Yep!

[@Phjghh]

ནོ

[@colldollm51]

I'm like a bunch of ladies here - in my 70's, been sewing all my life, just now learned the right way to use a seam ripper. Good lord! It's never too late!. Thank you ;-)

[@paulinearis4823]

😅

[@aikiiai]

You are not alone - in age and learning!

[@davidpowell5437]

70 year old male here 🙂Used to make clothes for the kids. I realised that it made for a safe point. But I never realised that it could actually be used in that way. Guess I'll have to make myself a shirt to celebrate!

[@ankavoskuilen1725]

Happy celebration!

[@888lifestyle6]

Bahaha. Me neither.

[@robyndowning2990]

I never knew and no school sewing teacher or my sewing friends ever told me. All these years it has been painstakingly slow to tear out seams. Well, I am 69 years young and just learned something today. Thank you!

[@debraboyea7776]

Me too!!

[@elenakabanova5320]

And me too

[@elenakabanova5320]

Спасибо большое. Мне 62 и впервые об этом узнала)

[@poppypottschannel]

well they always figured if you had a lick of sense in your stupid heads you would figure it out for yourselves but hey......

[@marthaolmsted4029]

@@poppypottschannel not sure that is constructive. But spoken like a woman of old who thought she knew everything since she ruled in her own four walls.

[@darksarcasm4835]

I’m old. I’ve been sewing awhile. I was taught by women who lived through the depression. I never knew until today that the red dot was magical.🧙‍♂️

[@minkgin3370]

Who knew. Thanks for that. As my old dad used to say - ‘Every Day is a School Day.’

[@zeenaabdura5686]

I feel so dumb. Doing it wrong for y e a r s

[@mrymmrym8316]

Artı 1 😂

[@mcrchickenluvr]

Right? My grandmother taught me how to sew when I was a kid. I’ve been sewing for 30 years and never knew why my seams ripped so horribly.

[@Hannari-xt6nr]

Actually you do it wrong. The ball part is to START cutting the seam just the first one or two stitches, you NEVER go all the way through the seam by pushing this way because you are definitely cutting the fabric if you do that. You just cut the first one or two stitches and then you use the other side with the pointy end and you unstitch the thread by sliding it out, and then you use a pair of scissors to cut the thread when it gets too long and then carry on unpick the thread one stitch at the time, until without pulling on the fabric so that you don't damage it. There is a reason there is a ball on one side and no ball on the other. If people used it the way it is done on that video, then there would be no need for the other side with the pointy end. My aunt is a seamstress at Dior she has been using seam rippers for decades and she was horrified when she saw your video.

[@missflipz]

I’ve always unpicked seam, stitch by stitch 🤦🏻‍♀️ This is awesome. Thank you.

[@WaiferThyme]

Me too! Just so the pointy bit wouldn't poke holes in the fabric! This blew my mind

[@aikiiai]

You are not alone!

[@hannahl4108]

THANK YOU SAME

[@robinsnest7627]

I’m 72 and they never taught that in home economics. Thank you for sharing. Have a wonderful day!

[@micheletravis9057]

I am 60, and they did not teach me that in home economics. But my mother did. Do they have that class anymore?

[@debbiemartin2026]

Home ec was where I learned to sew in 7th grade. They don’t have this anymore. And cooking. Those big rooms with kitchens. 1972. I’m 67. I always say that Sewing and cooking classes stayed with me my whole life and is a reason why I love both

[@robinsnest7627]

@@debbiemartin2026 I was in Montana when I went through Home Economics, and you are right, those rooms were very large. I different area for a sewing area too.

[@debbiemartin2026]

@@robinsnest7627 we had two seperate rooms. The sewing room was much smaller of course. I can remember all 4 things we made that year. 1. Velvetta Mac and cheese 2. French Toast 3. Grilled cheese sandwiches 4. Spaghetti sauce. All right before “women’s liberation” ruined it for women (and gave them TWO FULL TIME jobs!!)and made it seem like an inferior “job” to be a mother and take care of the home. I know because I became a physician and had a very hard time doing it all. My husband a physician too with long late hours. So I can now say that a woman’s place should be in the home and take care of kids. We would not have the problems we do with kids today. Who is raising our kids today??

[@lilliearvizu9447]

So what exactly does the little red ball do?? I had Home Ec in Junior High and High School and learned to sew and I loved it! We also baked peanut butter cookies and cooked .

[@marciamathis2344]

Thank you so much!!! I’m 71, sewed all my clothes throughout my school years & never learned this! Bless your heart!!!🥰🥰🥰

[@poppypottschannel]

yeah bless all their hearts... poor thangs

[@rosac122]

Seriously😮I’ve been sewing for sixty years and come from a family of tailors and seamstresses and was never told about the “secret” of the little red ball. Thank you for sharing.

[@suzizuki]

a taylor taught me how touse a "ham" for steaming clothes.. i bought a stuffed animal that was cheaper than a ham..it works

[@sandraray9850]

Rosac122 same words came out of my mouth😮😮😮😮😮

[@karenstrong8887]

Me too. I have been sewing my own clothes since I was 10. My first job was sewing for 3 years. Even worse it makes so much sense.🙄

[@SandyL0uise]

It's very sad that you couldn't figure it out in 60 years.

[@suzizuki]

@@SandyL0uise WTF!!!??? can you read? or do you just like being insulting?

[@user-yl6ut5bv5m]

You learn something new every day! Been sewing 60 plus years, never knew this!

[@doxiedoggies]

My jaw dropped open as I watched this!! 😮 Been sewing for DECADES and never knew. THANK YOU!!!

[@ymfg9004]

Great! I had no idea why that red dot is there - actually I never thought about it. Why don't the makers put a little diagram on the pack?Just shows you can always learn something new. Thank you for sharing this tip.

[@user-kj7rj2zv5y]

А производители, похоже, сами не знали об этом.😂

[@sunnyPeti66]

Sehr cool! 🥳 Vielen dank für diesen wertvollen Tipp! 🌷 Meine Oma würde jetzt sagen: ?Da wird man alt wie ne Kuh und lernt immer noch dazu!" 😅

[@and4all706]

OMG. Im in shock! Ive been sewing for 55 years and I never knew this. Thank you. Can't wait to rip something apart to try it!!

[@jengsci8268]

@and4all706 - I have to wonder now if the package they came in actually had the instructions to do this. I am totally gonna have to check next time I am at the fabric store. Also just saw a video by Madame Sew and using it this way can actually rip the fabric also the same way as using it ball side up, but not as likely to.

[@moonroxxit]

Me too. Grrrr.

[@SandyL0uise]

It's very sad that you couldn't figure it out in 55 years.

[@and4all706]

@@SandyL0uise just stop. I don't need your rude insults. There are many others here saying similar things. I thought it was funny. It must be horrible to have nothing to say except things that ruin another person's day. I hope it comes back on you threefold. Enjoy your mission in life to bring everyone down. Just stay away from me with your mean attitude. Maybe I'll get some people together to return the dark words back to you.

[@Everykneebows]

lol goes to show we never stop learning. Even masters of a craft

[@TheDianne888]

Holy cow! I cannot thank you enough! I will now continue with the seam of a coat I started in spring of 2023 and gave up on! 🤗

[@godbyjrotc]

I’m a 67 year old man and I love videos like this that give us such practical knowledge.

[@LynnKsCouture]

After decades of sewing and using a seam ripper and reading sewing books, learned something new! Thank you!

[@MariaPereira-nj6nb]

Até a hora da morte, estamos em constante aprendizado😂 obrigada

[@user-dq8fl1yf1m]

​@@MariaPereira-nj6nb1:35

[@neuzaceresini8385]

👏👏👏👏👏🙏

[@silviasilvabarbosa588]

Morria e não sabia 😂

[@user-go8yi4jw6u]

Пасибо не знала

[@gailschwindt8970]

Taught in 9 th grade sewing class… but grandma knew this and taught me way before that. Great info!

[@Pepper5655]

thank you, I'm 66 and have sewn since I was a teen so for over 50 yrs I've been sewing and never knew that. I appreciate it.

[@elainewhite870]

Same here. We had an amazing sewing teacher at Intermediate, and she didn't tell us. And at High School we had a very knowledgeable sewing teacher (who wouldn't let us unpick with a quick unpick in case we cut the material, so we had to use sewing pins), so she didn't know. And I have been sewing for years since then, and am now 66, and never knew until today. Amazing.

[@MrPocketfullOfSteel]

Thank you....I have been sewing for 87 years and I never knew that... We can learn new things, no matter how old we are... I am nearly 103 yrs. old and started sewing when I was 5 years old.

[@sunitaguddu8910]

For the past several years I had many queries regarding the use of seam ripper but I was hesitant to ask anyone. Today you gave me the complete knowledge. Thank you.

[@user-on8we2si7z]

Я тоже присоединяюсь к тем, кто всю жизнь пользовался этим чудесным гаджетом неправильно!))))) СПАСИБО, что показали как надо! Удачи!

[@user-vs8gk2io4p]

Какая разница сверху точка или снизу? Никакой. Шов тот же самый. Все зависит от вашей сноровки.

[@user-mz2ck2do8n]

У меня нет красного шарика.две штуки и без шарика на кончике

[@UmarQurbon]

​@@user-mz2ck2do8nСтранно, обычно всё они с шариком

[@user-iq3zr2tu1z]

Какойто неудачный показ! Все порезали, порвали!

[@mamochkaT]

​@@user-vs8gk2io4p, этот красный шарик скользит по ткани и не режет ее. Если острие будет снизу, можно испортить ткань.

[@canterlevi]

I actually knew about this! My great aunt was a seamstress in France during WWII and when she learned I had an interest in sewing as a teen, she would show me all kinds of tricks and tips. 🥰

[@claytonskids6764]

😲 well ! That’s an “eye opener”! 70 year old stitcher here who was never told about this 🥴 Thank so much for sharing 👍✨

[@jimdavidson3345]

I’m 78. WOW, did not know a seam ripper could be used to open a seem!!! I’ve always picked one stitch at a time. Thanks, I’m head to the sewing room to try this

[@negibaba-miyabi]

すごいです🎉長い間使っているのに今はじめて知りました。ありがとうございます

[@RARA-je1ze]

No textiles teacher or fashion teacher, fashion fabrics taught me this. Neither family.. thank you❤

[@user-nb7zy4zf8x]

I've been sewing since childhood almost 60 years and I've just learned today what the red dot was useful for so thanks for the upload 💞

[@user-ko9li4st9p]

К своему стыду, я тоже не знала, хотя шью всю жизнь. Читая комменты, успокоилась. Я - не одинока! Как говорила бабушка: век живи и век учись!

[@user-oq4vi8je8d]

А моя бабулечка добавляла окончание поговорки, которое тоже не все знают - Всё равно дураком помрёшь! 😀. А когда я обижалась, она всегда успокаивала - Внученька, учиться надо всю жизнь, но всего узнать не сможешь. Спасибо Вам, наопмнили мне мою милую бабушку. Здоровья Вам и удачи от всей души!

[@lenkini_kukli]

А я интуитивно так порю всю жизнь. Хотя не знала, что методом тыка, делаю правильно))

[@user-to7kt9xj9q]

赤いのは飾りかと思ってた！ こうやって使うものなんですね！ 有益な情報ありがとうございます😊

[@kael1716]

Wow, 40 years later - thank you!! Wish I'd known earlier, but better late than never. 🇦🇺

[@lisajel52]

Oh my word!! I’m 67 and my mother bought my sister and I our own sewing machines when we were 11-12! I have never ever used one of these the RIGHT way in all my life!! Never too late to learn! Thank you!

[@charlenakemper3959]

Oh okay! My life of seam ripping has suddenly become so much easier now that I know the correct way to go about it. Thank you so much!

[@SmallParadiseKona]

If I ever wrote a book about my small bits of sewing experience, "My Life of Seam Ripping" would be a good title for it!

[@kristyhodgson2127]

Thank you, I’ve been seeing for 50 years and didn’t know that trick. 👏👏👏

[@user-mc8di2ch9d]

Amazing...74.4 years. Made first apron in 8th grade Home-Ec...just now learned what that red ball was for. Thanks....and to think when making dresses Mrs. Ball did not even tell us when she required ripping something out.

[@ilukaplus2250]

ずっと逆でしていました。赤を下にするとこんなにスムーズなんですね！よい情報をありがとうございます。

[@user-zs7yp4pq2n]

Сколько шью и даже не догадывалась как правильно пользоваться. Спасибо, что показали!!!

[@user-ux9yi5mv2p]

Мне 78 лет. шью с 15 лет... но вот этого, к стыду своему не знала. Но, кстати , в те времена и не было ещё таких приспособлений, а когда появились, то просто не догадалась,..увы. Спасибо!!!!🙏🙏🙏👋👍

[@user-eq1rs3rp2p]

В те времена были такие приспособления! Моей тёте в прошлом году было 77 лет, когда она умерла. Мне досталось в наследство всё её швейное приданное. Тётушка шила с 18 лет, обшивала всю нашу семью и нередко пошивала на подруг. У неё была швейная машинка Подольск и с ней впридачу несколько инструментов, в том числе подобный распарыватель, только очень древний и с деревянной ручкой. У него вместо пластиковой "красной точки" - безопасный металлический закруглённый кончик. У меня теперь есть и новый распарыватель, но тот старый, тоже рабочий, я храню на память.

[@user-en9zg4mr1n]

А я этой штучкой всегда петли прорезала

[@Fatimaaaaa7]

لماذا لا تبحثون وتتعرفون على الدين الإسلامي وماالذي يجعل الآلاف يدخلون لهذا الدين أنقدوا نفسكم من النار

[@carmenpohl6061]

​@@Fatimaaaaa7das gehört nicht hierher.

[@MsSpitza]

@@Fatimaaaaa7 очевидно, что лично вам религия на пользу не пошла. Чем грозиться адом, займись образованием

[@bayuarga4261]

I’ve been sewing since 1 minute ago, and I just learned now the use of that red dot. Thank you

[@falictyelliott8752]

Thank you. All these years I've been sewing and throughout the making of anything from ball gowns to underwear (& everything inbetween) all the times I've used a qwik unpick without knowing I was doing it wrong. Well, you certainly do learn new things every day ! Thank you very much indeed.😊

[@anngabelko4761]

Я тоже узнала от вас, как правильно пользоваться, хотя шью всю жизнь, с детства, а мне 42 и я даже не догадывалась, зачем эта красная точка. Почитала комменты, а я не одна такая😂 Спасибо, что показали нам❤ Смотрю все ваши выпуски🤗

[@pammaclure7673]

Been sewing for ever so long, but just learnt something new. Thank you.

[@sfkarch]

Thanks for that little drop of wisdom! I grew up sewing and quilting with my mom and grandmother, and took sewing classes in school, and I never learned this! Can’t wait to find a seam and put it to the test! 😂

[@pebkit6763]

Something so small, yet exciting and helpful! Thank you!!

[@user-oz8fq3vu2p]

何十年も持ってましたが初めて知りました！やってみました！本当に縫い目が切れますね‼️感激❣️

[@user-dx9et2iw9f]

Спасибо добрый человек! До настоящего времени предполагала чтобы пальцы не ранить!😊 Благодарю Вас! Успехов вам и благополучия!

[@stargazer6074]

I'm 46 years old and only learned how to use a sewing machine 3 years ago. I never knew about this. Thank you for pointing out such a great sewing tip and solving the mystery of the red dot for me. 😀

[@maggiebrinkley4760]

Thanks! I've been sewing for nearly 6 decades and never knew this. What a time-saver!

[@SandyL0uise]

It's very sad that you couldn't figure it out in 6 decades.

[@lana7422]

Thanks for this!!! Amazing to learn after so many years of sewing.

[@user-if7fd4ey8y]

凄い こんなやり方気付きませんでした！！ 教えてくれてありがとうございます

[@Jonathan_Strange]

That's brilliant! The moment you got all the props in place - 1 + 1 = 2! and everything made sense. Thank you so much for educating me.

[@FOX007-um1wr]

Thank you, you just made my life a whole lot easier! Looks like there are a lot of us that were clueless about the red dot thingy.

[@user-jo2xh5tk2w]

Я не думала что для красоты а приспособилась так распарывать как показал автор, но я думала что делаю не правильно, а оказывается так и нужно

[@IceSerenada]

Где же вы были раньше, спасибо!

[@risksikrikak903]

I figured that one out years ago when I really really needed to and got my project done on time.The red thing is truly magical.

[@margaretsmith51]

Marvellous, after many years of using this tool I did not realise I was using it the wrong way.

[@casuarinasb5855]

Better late than never.I have been sewing for years...just learnt this trick .thanks for sharing....

[@MelindadelosSantos]

This came just in time! I’m working on my jeans. I have tons of seam rippers that I can now appreciate on a whole new level. Thanks!

[@alisablackmon8499]

Well, SNAP! I’ve been sewing for years. LOL Makes so much sense. I’m HELLO to self. Thank You

[@user-hl4ww2if2l]

目からウロコです。 早速試してみます。ありがとうございます😊

[@user-vd1ff9nz1l]

Я всегда задавалась вопросом, для чего этот красный шарик, благодаря Вам теперь знаю!😃❤

[@sherylh4780]

I started sewing on a treadle Singer Sewing machine when I was 9 and I am 73 now. I have used a seam ripper for all those years and "never" knew that. I agree with Dakiniwoman. Never to old to learn something new!!! Thanks!!!!!

[@lukelucy1980]

Genius Thank You. !!! I feel silly, because I've done it wrong and struggled, because I watched everyone around me including my Home Economics teacher do it wrong. I assumed it was because it was my lack of skill. Subscribing today.

[@ellencrooke7927]

Thank you so much. I have used a seam ripper for years, but was always in fear of cut into the fabric so unpick each stitch. Now you have shown the correct way to use the seam ripper it is so much quicker. I can't thank you enough.

[@iltnerlydia6870]

❤❤❤❤Век живи век учись!.Спасибо!..

[@user-ku1oc1bg8z]

И дураком умрешь...

[@beverleyphillips1401]

agreed! I am 77, still sewing and we learn new things all the time! Thank you!

[@carolmills6609]

Oh my goodness all these years of sewing taking sewing classes learning how to do things make dresses, quilts, etc. and no one ever showed me this. Thank you.

[@user-eo2gf6sl4p]

正しい使い方を初めて知りました。感謝です、ありがとうございます🌟😊💖。

[@ss-rd7kw]

８０歳　誰も教えてくれませんでしたし気づきもなく今まで何度布を切ってしまったことか?　これから解きが楽しくなりそうです!

[@user-zp4bd1od1s]

Сообразительный человек всегда поймет для чего.😊

[@user-gn7hj2mx1s]

Сколько глупых кругом! 😂

[@Daliza65]

Я тупая...

[@liss-t]

К сожалению, нет. Многие думают, что резать как раз нужно длинной и острой частью :) по аналогии с другими предметами, как ножи или открывашки.

[@nica-lb6fn]

Если человек умеет шить и у него есть мозги, то очень просто самому догадаться, как правильно пользоваться распарывателем. У остальных голова только для того, чтобы шапку носить. Мозги для них - большая роскошь

[@Daliza65]

@@nica-lb6fn гордитесь: вы освоили распариватель!

[@joyceyager9940]

This is awesome info! Been sewing & watching my Mom sew all of my life and have never seen this before! 🎉

[@ljones98391]

Never learned this in 4H sewing or home economics class in junior high and another class in high school. Can’t wait to try it! Thank you so much.

[@denisova9339]

мне 68 лет - шью как себя помню с увлечением и это открытие очень нужное ! Благодарю за доброту что делитесь ! Тамбов

[@user-ui6jx6ve4w]

СПАСИБО!!!! Сколько лет пользовалась таким инструментом, порой прорезала распарываемое... А, оказывается, этого можно было избежать!.

[@EnTeaJay]

Thank you! I’ve been sewing for some 60 years and just now I find out how to correctly use this great little tool. I wish my Mom would have lived to see your video! 😊

[@sharong8511]

You can tell her when you get there. 😊

[@mamezoYT]

知らなかったです！偶然出てきたこの動画、見てよかった！ありがとうございます😊

[@user-zo2cw6dq3k]

Да, действительно, век живи, век учись. Спасибо Вам, добрый челевек

[@user-zb3pq5cs6y]

Спасибо! Я действительно не вникала зачем эта штука, думала для красоты😊

[@Asiriana3000]

Я вообще её отковыряла - чтобы не мешала)))

[@user-zb3pq5cs6y]

@@Asiriana3000 😂😂😂

[@marthahoffmann8674]

Me too !!!, sewing for 73 years and never knew this trick. Thank you so very much !! Just subscribed.

[@drnancysjohnson3844]

I’m 78 & have been sewing since I was 10, & others here, I have been clueless re the purpose of the red dot. But I was over the moon over this little seam ripper gizmo I bought at the 5 & Dime back in the olden days. Now, knowing what the red dot is for will make seam ripping even easier. It certainly went fast in the video. I’ve used it upside down for all these years since I bought my first one for a couture design class in college.

[@user-wg1zb1dg9n]

Thankyou thankyou so much .....after all these years of sewing .........i learned something new ....wonderful .❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😊

[@anamarigomezgomez3764]

Y lo mejor es que lo hayas compartido.Gracias!!!!!

[@DrValerie800]

Wow, I had no idea! Thank you! I've been sewing all my life, not only my own clothes but also household items and I didn't know what that red ball was for. Subscribed; can't wait to see what other tips I don't know about!

[@lori9621]

Wow, I've been sewing for many decades and didn't know this!

[@user-ox1xi8ew2j]

Я так и делаю. Остриек предназначен для поддевания ниточек в узелке, а круглый кончик для распарывания, держать под углом, чтобы не зацепить остриём материал

[@user-tb8gn6jp6b]

Благодарю,век живи,век учись!

[@robinford4037]

I don't use sewing machines, but being a big fan of THE GREAT BRITISH SEWING BEE is the only reason I know about this.

[@NanaGagie]

@robinford4037 I had a friend that sewed all her clothes by hand, beautiful tiny stitches ! Nice memory thank you❤

[@weatherwitchandfelinefamiliars]

Good grief, 50 here, regularly sew, hadn't the foggiest knowledge of this either! Thank you so much 😊

[@SnezhanaVolkova]

Благодарю. Я незнала, хоть и шью давно. Не догадывалась о её предназначении. Век живи век учись! (Народная мудрость).

[@dilsie3268]

All these years and I didn’t know that, many thanks 👏👏

[@sharonj.1240]

Amazing. So glad I saw this. I've sewn all my life and never knew! Thank you!

[@mangalkarnik1507]

I am 75 and have been stitching all my life.Never knew this.Thank you ❤

[@alfiyakarimova6548]

Вы сделали доброе дело . Спасибо, что поделились. Будьте здоровы 🎉 .

[@user-sj6uh1ii3d]

ずっと逆向きに使用していました。 すごい事を今知りました。 目からウロコです😂 有難うございます！

[@faridahamid4852]

I have been aewing for last 35 years and I always wondered what this red dot for now i got the answer.Thanks dear for enlightening .❤

[@theresakruger1196]

I've been doing this wrong my entire life?? OMG!! Thank you! Thank you! This is going to save me so much time!

[@rhonday8658]

Well, well, well. I'll be doing this for now on. Thank you very much! I've been sewing for years. I learned something new today

[@user-ew3mf5jo8o]

Очень вовремя вас увидела - огромное спасибо.

[@WaiferThyme]

Mind. Blown! I've always used it to remove seams one stitch at a time to keep the point from poking holes! This was so cool!

[@kateg3562]

I am amazed and speechless. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

[@ninashaw8179]

Вік живи - вік вчись. Дякую! Дуже корисний секрет.