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Chain-Piece Cutting Gizmo by Gypsy Quilter

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$11.51 $15.99 In stock

Reduce thread cutting time with the New Gypsy Quilter Chain-Piece Cutting Gizmo. It is the extra hand you need to help separate chain-pieced units when quilting. Safely cut the threads between the chain-pieced units, simply hold the fabric pieces with both hands and slip the thread into the slot on the top of the Chain-Piece Cutting Gizmo.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Scarlett ★★★★★

I was getting frustrated with how long it took to separate my chain-pieced quilt blocks, but this little cutter grabs the threads cleanly so I can zip through stacks in no time. The safety blade is a nice touch, no accidental nicks on my fabric or fingers. Makes the whole piecing process flow much f

Grace Q. ★★★★★

Finally, no more tediously snipping each thread individually — this little gizmo catches the chain pieces and cuts between them in one smooth motion. It feels sturdy and the blade is sharp enough to zip through without fraying anything.

Adam R. ★★★★★

I was skeptical about needing another tool, but this gizmo truly does act like an extra hand at the machine. The raised guide keeps the blade steady, and I’ve cut apart dozens of chain-pieced units in the time it used to take me to do just a few.