Elisas Backporch Design Elisas Backporch Sew Easy Tweezers

Tight squeeze for pulling thread out of the bobbin area

Perfect for getting out those tiny little stitches and can hold on to a stubborn piece of thread.

i ordered a variety of tweezers for plucking hairs looking for one that wouldnt hurt my hand, some of them had large areas for your fingers yet still hurt, but with this one it is simply that the joint joining the two pieces of metal is done in such a way that only very gentle pressure is needed to use them. I dont especially care for the pointy bit but thats because Im not using them as intended so not taking off for that, and besides the easy squeezing more than makes up for it. Not reviewing in relation to sewing since that is something i hardly ever do.

I originally got these for sewing and also can use as a fabric pusher. How I have them in my vanity and travel bag as why use any other tweezers.

I love these tweezers! They have an even grip along the tips so I can get even the smallest bits of paper. These are used for paper piecing quilts and many pieces are very tiny. They are excellent quality and well priced.

I bought these tweezers for quilting and was not disappointed. So much better than my old tweezers for picking out threads because these tweezers are thin. Yes I would buy these again

I think these are the best tweezers for sewing out there! They are very similar to the tweezers Bernina Sewing Machines include with their new machines and they are exceptional too. Highly recommended.

I bought this pair of tweezers specifically for its shape. The curved points are fantastic for pulling out stray threads, especially after having to rip out seams to remove the broken and shredded thread. Items come out much better looking, glad I found this product!

THis tweezers work well with the pattern they are sold to go with. The very tiny tips and sharp angle make it easy to guide fabric all the way to the needle.

OriginallY bought these from Sew EasY and now cannot sew without having these at hand. I need at least another one more to have with a second machine. I use them to guide fabric under the needle (and other times when I dont want to stick fingers under the needle). But find them superior at picking out bad seams. I dont know whY these dont show up as the top seller in arts-crafts tweezers!