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Post by Restless Spirit on Feb 23, 2022 12:46:45 GMT
I need recommendations for your favorite small scissors for occasional fussy cutting around stickers or something random I’d like to cut from scrapbook paper, magazines, ect. I was watching some YouTube videos and some crafters were using full size scissors. There’s no way I could do that. Ha.
I have several pairs of older, orange handles Fiskars, but I’d like something better. The Fiskars were my late mothers and in her sewing and mending stash.
Are there any paper crafting mini scissors you’d recommend?
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Post by scrappyesq on Feb 23, 2022 13:17:10 GMT
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Post by christinec68 on Feb 23, 2022 13:48:18 GMT
Same ^^^ They're small, smooth and have a super pointy tip for tight corners.
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Post by missmcd on Feb 23, 2022 14:08:09 GMT
Cutter Bee all the way, they're the best!
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Post by disneypal on Feb 23, 2022 14:10:54 GMT
Another vote for Cutter Bee - very sharp and pointy and perfect for those small cuts
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Post by Restless Spirit on Feb 23, 2022 14:43:18 GMT
Thank you! I just ordered from Amazon. The blades are supposed to be nonstick, so that’s a bonus.
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Post by CardBoxer on Feb 23, 2022 15:18:29 GMT
Cutter Bees are terrific - I have a pair. But with a minor, old injury and a bit of arthritis that’s settled there, I can’t use them for long. These Fiskars reverse action micro-tips have been terrific for me, and are an Arthritis Foundation pick. They usually sell for much less - just wanted to give a link. They stay in the closed position and you squeeze to open them. I could cut with them for hours. www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00114TK46/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 |
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Post by cbscrapper on Feb 23, 2022 20:49:50 GMT
Cutter Bees are terrific - I have a pair. But with a minor, old injury and a bit of arthritis that’s settled there, I can’t use them for long. These Fiskars reverse action micro-tips have been terrific for me, and are an Arthritis Foundation pick. They usually sell for much less - just wanted to give a link. They stay in the closed position and you squeeze to open them. I could cut with them for hours. www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00114TK46/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1While I also like the Cutterbees, I agree that these micro-tip Fiskars are great! I have an older version, but really like them. |
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Post by kkrenn on Feb 23, 2022 20:54:21 GMT
Joann's sells those Fiskars ones and you can use a coupon!
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Post by breetheflea on Feb 23, 2022 21:43:04 GMT
I love my Cutterbee's but they have gone missing, so I've been using kid-sized scissors from Target (they are pointy but not super pointy) and they aren't that bad... Better than full sized scissors anyway. Don't forget to turn the paper, not the scissors.
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Post by ameslou on Feb 23, 2022 21:52:23 GMT
I’ve had the same pair of Cutterbees for ??15?? years and love them
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Post by papersilly on Feb 23, 2022 21:53:04 GMT
i use two: Fiskars and Tim Holtz. i hate fussy cutting so if possible, i use my Scan n Cut to do it.
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Post by SnoopyFan on Feb 23, 2022 23:41:05 GMT
I like Fiskars micro-tips, like these:  |
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Post by scrappington on Feb 24, 2022 12:46:41 GMT
Anytime cutterbees go on sale I buy another set. You just can't go wrong with them.
They are just great scissors.
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Post by GiantsFan on Feb 24, 2022 15:08:28 GMT
I used the CutterBee scissors until I tried spring loaded scissors. I use a Tonic brand. Fiskars sells spring loaded, too. They look like pruning shears. I thought there would be a learning curve, but they were so easy to use and I feel like my cuts are smoother, not so shaky.
ETA: I still use the CB's if something has adhesive on it.
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Post by joblackford on Feb 25, 2022 4:31:09 GMT
Shimelle cuts with full sized scissors and says that it's more important that the scissors feel good in your hand rather than worrying about the size of them. I'm not sure if that's completely true but practice definitely helps a lot, whichever scissors you use. I'm not a big fan of fussy cutting but the more I do it the more I can relax and get a better result.
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Post by malo on Feb 26, 2022 7:24:35 GMT
I need recommendations for your favorite small scissors for occasional fussy cutting around stickers or something random I’d like to cut from scrapbook paper, magazines, ect. I was watching some YouTube videos and some crafters were using full size scissors. There’s no way I could do that. Ha. I have several pairs of older, orange handles Fiskars, but I’d like something better. The Fiskars were my late mothers and in her sewing and mending stash. Are there any paper crafting mini scissors you’d recommend? I use the Tim Holtz habidashary scissors |
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