That’s what a seam ripper is designed for. Singer Folding Seam Ripper ($6) at Target, but you can get a decent model at a fabric store for around $3.

That’s what a seam ripper is designed for. Singer Folding Seam Ripper ($6) at Target, but you can get a decent model at a fabric store for around $3.

That’s what a seam ripper is designed for. Singer Folding Seam Ripper ($6) at Target, but you can get a decent model at a fabric store for around $3.

That’s what a seam ripper is designed for. Singer Folding Seam Ripper ($6) at Target, but you can get a decent model at a fabric store for around $3.

That’s what a seam ripper is designed for. Singer Folding Seam Ripper ($6) at Target, but you can get a decent model at a fabric store for around $3.

Building the ripper takes a bit more effort. There’s another printed handle involved, but you must first free the seam ripper from its stock plastic handle and solder a wire to it.