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Old 02-23-2020, 02:38 PM
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Originally Posted by LAF2019
I wouldn't do anything without my Fiskars spring loaded scissors. I have a small one (5 or 6 inches, I can't remember) and 2 larger ones (10 inch, one for paper, one for fabric). Since they are spring loaded they are super perfect for any issues like arthritis, and there are no handle holes to squish your fingers. The small micro pair does have a very sharp end and I have used for some applique purposes, but they are not as fine or detailed as regular applique scissors.
I love, love, love these scissors for general cutting and I have absolutely no problem using them for larger applique. I have the 10” pair. My hands never get tired and the handle holes are perfect for my fingers!
Originally Posted by quiltingcandy
I have like the Kai scissors - and the finger size are okay for me - not sure how my fingers compare to othere though. I usually weat a medium to large gloves. When I bought them at a quilt show I got the set of three. Liked them so much when I returned the next year I bought another set.
My go-to applique scissors. Such control with these, and their serrated applique scissors are great for grabbing the fabric to make sure there are no errant cuts - especially around curves. The finger holes may be somewhat smaller than the KKB scissors, but I feel I have greater hand control with them.

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