Head to head
Clover Point 2 Point Turner 7803 vs Prym Corner and Edge Shaper 610191
Our pick
Clover Point 2 Point Turner 7803
Point Turners and Edge Shapers
Why this one
- We chose Clover 7803 for collar finishing because its narrow and broad working ends suit different parts of the seam.1
- Reach into collar corners with the narrow point, then turn the tool to work across a more open seam.1
- Its long side edges let you continue along straight or curved seams after shaping the point.1
What Prym Corner and Edge Shaper 610191 offers
Choose Prym 610191 when you want a shaper for bag corners that also creases paper or felt for craft projects.2
What differs
| Specification | Clover Point 2 Point Turner 7803 | Prym Corner and Edge Shaper 610191 |
|---|---|---|
| Tip design | two turning points, one at either end1 | asymmetrical top and the rounded blunt tip2 |
| Intended tasks | point turning, detail work, pressing seams or marking fabric3 | moulding of turned over corners, edges and curves2 |