Need help finding a tool I have heard of

[petuna]

Hi, Barbara what you are looking for is a Tambour Hook, I bought mine on line from Joanne Store petuna

[catherinekay]

I have a rotary cutter from a quilting supply store that pokes holes in fabric. I've had it for over 10+ yrs and don't remember where I got it from (sorry), but try looking in that catagory.

[Susan2014]

Went to Jo-Anns today they didn't have them, don't know when????? Oh well on-line? Susan M J

[Susan2014]

Hi Petuna I was just at store today I didn't see & they don't know. I guess we all have intelligent clerks??? Susan MJ

[Kathy B.]

yes skip stitch blade is a rotary cutter that has notchs out of it that will not cut you fabric I use it to crochet around a fleece blanket the skip stitch blade cuts the fabric evenly. Here is the site for the blade its self Skip Stitch - Home

Thanks, I aways uses a ice pick for mine because the handle was easy to hold.. going to buy one next payday.

[Joyannerose]

Our very own Kay of Kayscrochetpatterns (I know she's on Etsy). Sells these tools. Check her out.

[grambo]

his tool was shown on Nancy's Notions just recently. I don't remember the name, but it sells for $15.00
She also has 3 other cutters that cuts wavy edges Plus. these sells for $3o.00 for the 3.
I get this sit on ' creation' channel KETCC with Charter, this is on 83
It is on at 5:30 AM, then, I think around 11:00 or 11:00 Am.
these cutters work on the straight blade cutters. Hope this helps.
grambo

[grambo]

I have checked out the name of the tool you are looking for.
It is called " Edge perfect Blade" This blade will punch holes on the edge of a pillow slip so you can crochet around.
Go to "ww.nancysnotions.com "
There is a sale on now. Don't know when the will go off.
grambo

[yarnoholic]

Wow! What a cool tool! I have shyed away from edging projects because I didn't know a good way make the holes neat and perfectly spaced.

[Natch]

It has been quite a long time since I was taught to do an edging on fabric, but I was taught to not cut the fabric, but move the threads aside, as with an awl, tapestry needle (they have a rounded point) or the rounded crochet hook head. You could also do an embroidered blanket stitch (Blanket Stitch - Directions for Working the Blanket Stitch) around the edge and crochet into that.