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Havels scissors!
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I have had my Fiskars since the 70's and they are still being used. I also have Ginghers (but they are too heavy and awkard for my small hands. I really like my soft-grips Fiskars that I purchased in the 80's or early 90's. |
Originally Posted by jdiane318
(Post 7517883)
I have used Gingher, Wiss, Fiskars and Kai and Kai is the best. I cut a lot of fleece and those scissors are like a hot knife slicing through butter and melting it as you go. You can buy them on ebay for under $20 or use a guy called The Scissorman and buy them from him. Buy what you are comfortable with and using, but scissors are an investment, and will last, last and possibly outlive you.
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Originally Posted by ManiacQuilter2
(Post 7517318)
I bought my Ginghers in 80s and 90s. Never have needed them to be sharpen yet.
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Check out Ginghers on Amazon, very reasonable price, and very good quality scissors.
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Originally Posted by gale
(Post 7517413)
I have Ginghers made in Italy and they are fine, but I LOVE my Kai scissors a ton more.
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For the people who had the link problem on the word scissors, I did not put that on there. I am not even sure why it did that.
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I have Gingher, Kia, Fiskars, but hand down, the best I have found are the Bordeaux. I found several sizes at Tuesday Morning a few years ago at a very reasonable price, but I would have purchased them no matter what the price. You can find them at Nancy Notions and many other places. They are made by Clover. using them is like cutting through butter.
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Originally Posted by d.rickman
(Post 7518893)
Check out Ginghers on Amazon, very reasonable price, and very good quality scissors.
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I actually went with the basic Fiskars and I love them!! May get more high end ones later on but these ones are fine for now. Thanks!
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