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Quilty Hemostat - 8" with Lockable Serrated Edges by Riley Blake

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$10.04 $14.98 In stock

The Quilty™ Hemostat with Jennifer Long of Sew A Story is great for turning a tube, strap, or belt. It can also be used to stuff small projects and dolls. This must-have notion for your tool box has lockable serrated edges and is 8" long.

# ST-41019

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Leo ★★★★★

I've struggled with turning narrow quilt straps for years, but those serrated edges grab the fabric firmly and the locking mechanism holds it steady while I push the tube right side out. Even stuffing small doll arms went faster than I expected. This little tool finally makes the whole process feel

Elizabeth ★★★★★

I’ve been using it to turn straps on every bag I make, and the 8-inch length gives me plenty of control. The serrated edge really bites into the fabric without slipping, which makes stuffing little doll limbs a breeze too.

Riley ★★★★★

The serrated edges grip the fabric so well that I finally got my strap turned without the usual wrestling match. It's even handled stuffing a few small dolls, which my fingers appreciate. This one's earned a permanent spot in my sewing box.