As a long-time sock darner, this is too small and too
curved for most darns. It might work in the very end
of the toe on a small hole, but no efficient darner is
going to take time to change the egg when the regular
egg is already in the sock.
Besides, there isn't a single needle scrape on the
OK... how about that thingie that the doctor taps your knee with to check
your reflexes...
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I think we
need to explore non-sewing uses.
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I spoke to Mum last night who did her tailoring certificates. She has used one
in the past for opening up seams. It had no handle, you just put your thumb
into the holes depending on the angle you needed.
Reflex hammers are rubber, I use one regularly in my practise.
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Rochelle Sutherland
Going back to Avital's suggestion of a darner... but instead of gloves,
what about socks?
Debbie in Florida
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