
Trim Applique Without Cutting What Is Underneath
Trimming close to a stitched edge risks slicing the stabilizer or the fabric behind it. The wide duckbill blade lifts and holds that back layer out of the way while the upper blade trims.
Why the Duckbill Shape
- The broad lower blade separates the stabilizer or backing from the layer you are cutting
- Keeps the blade tip from catching the fabric
- Lets you trim right up to the stitching line
Use Them For
- Applique trimming
- Machine embroidery cleanup
- Grading seam allowances
| Available for purchase online | Available Online and In-Store |
|---|---|
| Color | Multi |
