VB calls it "fussy cussin'", but how do YOU feel about...

I voted for 'don't mind it' but...I wish I was better at it and that it wasn't so hard on my fingers (arthritis). It's a great way of adding embellishments when you don't have anything to match. I love the new cut-aparts from SG but some of the shapes are harder, imo, to cut than others and I do struggle a bit more with those.

I’m somewhere between the first two options. I don’t want to do it for hours but I do enjoy it. I like having lots of embellishments from one piece of paper. Especially florals. I’ll usually buy any extra piece of paper if it’s good for fussy cutting.

Do bot enjoy it, never like the results, and would rather be bit by an ant than fussy cut lol

Don't mind it but as I get older and my hands get more stiff I am seriously thinking of getting a Brother Scan N Cut.

As a lefty I absolutely hate it that’s why I got the scan n cut.  

The digital version of fussy cutting is extracting an image. Sometimes it is really easy and quick - if the background it all one colour it can be as easy as click and delete. Other times it is very time consuming, and can as long as, or longer than, scissors and paper. That's when it becomes fussy cussing!

I said I enjoy it. I find it relaxing and I usually love the way it looks on cards or layouts.

I sometimes buy paper for possibilities of fussy cutting elements from it.

I now fussy cut with my Brother can & Cut with no border.

I probably fall somewhere between the can do it for hours and don't mind it options. I will look at papers specifically for the ability to fussy cut them, particularly florals, but also things like heart or stars. I really like how I can get a lot of the embellishments I most gravitate towards for very little cost and just a bit of effort. Sometimes I'll sit down and cut out everything so it's ready to go, but I'm much more likely to cut as I need.

The one who really blows my mind is Laura Alberts who fussy cuts the tiniest florals from papers and I have no idea how she does it so successfully, fussy cutting is a magic skill for sure.

I used my ScanNCut this evening for fussy cutting several stamped images. Some got a border, some were cut with no border. It was so much faster and easier than if I had fussy cut them by hand. I’m good at fussy cutting, but not as good as I used to be. My hands never used to hurt when I did fussy cutting. Now they do.

I don’t enjoy fussy cutting, and I don’t love my cut-out pieces. They usually look like my dog cut them out lol. But if I really need to, I will cut a few florals or something like that to go with the paper I’m using.

Mintay always comes with a sheet to fussy cut so I end up doing a lot of it.

If I didn't purchase any diecuts or stickers to go with my paper I will fussy cut the paper to make embellishments.

I don't mind it but it makes a layout take a lot longer than just slapping a die cut down.

Well, I just bought 4 new pairs of scissors to help improve my "detail cutting" as Shimelle calls it. Not sure if it worked, lol but I do like my new shears and I don't mind the cutting when it serves a purpose.

I just did a bunch of it yesterday for a layout I'm working on. It was very relaxing, but my hand ached a little. I like it, but in small doses.

I used a much-loved set of Best Creations embossed, glittered cardstock, and I wanted to use up as much of it as I possibly could.