Skip stitch tool

We have five different blades that you can use to perforate all kinds of fabrics, including; fleece, vinyl, flannel, suede, faux suede, terry cloth, soft foam and more. View Cart Product successfully added to your cart.

Select Option I have always enjoyed making blankets, scarves, hats, layettes etc. Punching holes with an ice pick through fleece on my dining room table took a lot of time and effort.

This was O. Many blades later, I now treasure those holes in the table since my husband and I have been truly blessed by all the friends and acquaintances these blades have brought into our lives from all over the world. I want to tell you that I do what I love and love what I do and that is to make it easier for individuals and groups to use their talents and abilities to provide security and comfort to children and adults through the use of these blades.

Call Us Toll Free Missing Option: Select Option Select Option Maximum quantity exceeded. Minimum purchase amount of 0 is required. Maximum purchase amount of 0 is allowed. Manufacturer: Skip-Stitch. Description Specifications Customer Reviews 0 1 Original Skip Stitch Blade: The Original Skip Stitch Blade is perfect for perforating fleece and similar fabrics such as vinyl, felt or soft foam in preparation for the application of over-edge finishing, lacing, crocheting, quilting and many other projects.

The Original Skip Stitch Blade makes crocheting over edge finishing on fleece blankets or other items simple and efficient. Simply place your Original Skip Stitch Blade on any 45mm rotary cutter and roll across the fabric of your choosing to create evenly spaced holes ready for crocheting or what ever your project calls for.

Skip Stitch 2 Blade: The 2 blade is designed especially for lighters fabrics such as flannel. This blade has smaller cutting points with shorter spaces between the points when compared to the Original Skip Stitch Blade to accommodate smaller yarns and hooks.

This blade is perfect for projects that have a lot of detail when using smaller yarns or when adding over edge finishing such as lacing or crocheting to clothing.