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Your cart is empty.Lightweight tool that can be used to turn points, crease seams and take out basting stitches. Temporarily mark fabric with a crease and guide fabric when machine stitching.
MyCat'sKeeper
2025-08-28 18:51:30
So much better than the chop stick I have been using! I can turn the seams out more easily, and while you do need to control the tool pretty well to not accidentally poke through a seam (keep your thread tension right!), the result is so much more professional. I like the design - it pays to go with the Dritz for ease of use and predictability. Good tools make a difference.
Jasminet
2025-08-25 14:40:44
This is a good point turner. I have several and this one has it all. Not too big, nice curved end for pressing seams, and a great price. It came quickly!
Mrs. Roger Wilco
2025-08-15 15:48:21
I use this thing for multiple crafts—Sewing, yes, to turn corners and make seams really crisp, but I also have used it for paper...when I am making tents for tables (with a schedule of events), or making a quick card...very crisp fold lines. Origami—absolutely. I have also used it while sculpting with polymer clay.Sometimes I let my mind wander to see what else I could use it for. Caulking corners? Probably. Sorting beads? Sure. Buttering toast? In a pinch, maybe? (Not sure if it is food safe, though, so maybe skip that one?)I do wish it had a little more weight to it, but overall, for the price, it is worth having in your craft supplies.
KatyKatMidwest
2025-07-27 13:32:30
I always thought these things were a little pointless. When turning most projects, I just used chopsticks to get the corners out. It worked well, until I started making bowl cozies.I suddenly found myself with tiny corners that didn't want to turn right. Pens poked through the fabric. Chopsticks were too big. Nothing seemed quite right. So, I ordered this. (We have zero craft or fabric stores where I live, so shop online for most things.)Long story shorter, this little turner worked great. I could do the cozy corners without poking through the fabric. The cozies HAD corners without being round!Such a relatively small item, but it has become a go-to tool. I love it!
Verita G. Wallace
2025-06-22 15:16:22
I purchased two of these, one to use with my sewing machine and one for my embroidery machine....the machines are in different rooms of our home. They are comfortable to handle and simple to use. Would I purchase this item again? Yes!
Leslie E. Fisher
2025-06-14 11:00:09
I bought one of these in the 1970s. I've used it so many different ways and for different purposes. A student was using it to clean acrylic paint off plastic trays and broke off the tip (it was nearly 50 years old) so I had to buy a new one. Worth every penny of the change in price from 1978 LOL
Joselyn
2025-05-30 12:09:13
I’d buy this a thousand times more
MoeRoe from MA
2025-05-10 15:20:47
I’ll admit that this doesn’t look like much and doesn’t cost a lot but WOW, what a handy tool! I find myself reaching for it quite often for turning pocket corners out etc. However, this is priceless for the little girl that I’m teaching to sew. She’s only nine and very petite and I’m not comfortable with her using the steam iron yet. Eventually, I’ll get her a mini iron but for now she uses this a lot! Gently rubbing the seams with this before and after seeing actually looks like you pressed the seams. We love it!
Ankhsunamunseth
2025-05-09 21:34:13
Producto de excelente calidad.El paquete llegó en tiempo y forma.Vendedor recomendable.
Veronique
2025-04-21 16:33:34
It's perfect to turn the corners on sewing projects, im satisfied.
Ma Isabel Alvarado Saucedo
2025-03-30 10:13:29
Es realmente lo que esperaba igual a lo que muestra la imagen lo recibi antes de la fecha prevista, lo recomiendo
VIK
2025-01-07 13:14:52
Feels strong and very smooth
lizabird
2025-01-02 14:50:08
Handy gadget for accurate positioning of buttons
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