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Chonky Forest Kitty - Cross Stitch Pattern
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| Member Name: | laurawa |
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| Date/Time: | 5/13/26 8:08 PM |
| Subject: | Stitcher's Best Friend tool ? |
Hi Everyone,I ran across this tool somehow and was wondering about if anyone has used it or something similar? I know it is recommended for needlepoint so it probably is not suitable for cross stitch. I'm always interested in different tools and doodads lol.
https://ioftheneedleakron.com/products/stitchers-best-friend-20?_pos=9&_sid=438afa654&_ss=r
Thank you,
Laura
WA
| Member Name: | gabbycat |
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| Date/Time: | 5/13/26 8:21 PM |
| Subject: | Re: Stitcher's Best Friend tool ? |
Interesting, I can't make out what it is though.
| Member Name: | Kate |
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| Date/Time: | 5/13/26 8:47 PM |
| Subject: | Re: Stitcher's Best Friend tool ? |
The writing on the package gives the impression it is a tool for grabbing loose thread/floss ends, etc. Looking closely, the bottom end of the tool looks double-pronged, like a seam ripper used to cut or pull out floss.
I personally use a ‘Snag Nab-It’ to help me many times and assorted sizes of seam rippers.
| Member Name: | janinaz |
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| Date/Time: | 5/13/26 9:19 PM |
| Subject: | Re: Stitcher's Best Friend tool ? |
I do have one but I wish they made one smaller than a 24. I use the forked end to poke through loose threads that sometimes loosen up. The other end is good for frogging. The 24 is a bit large for 18 and higher count fabric.Jan
| Member Name: | Janen |
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| Date/Time: | 5/13/26 9:43 PM |
| Subject: | Re: Stitcher's Best Friend tool ? |
I use a size 14 metal crochet hook.
Jane
| Member Name: | Kate |
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| Date/Time: | 5/13/26 10:22 PM |
| Subject: | Re: Stitcher's Best Friend tool ? |
After having cut my two index fingers a few days apart, the one episode went to ER, I avoided sharp instruments for a few days. The ER cut has healed completely but I get a bit of stabbing if I put lots of pressure on the area….
me thinks the cut injured a nerve.
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