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I hear they are great for cutting chenille.
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Originally Posted by raptureready
One of the ladies at our Hancocks uses them to cut the fabric but I've never cared for them. I guess it's all in what you get used to but I don't think they'd be good for precision cutting like we need. Cutting around clothing patterns is what I think they were made for. Might work well for cutting wrapping paper though.
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Do I still use them? Heavens NO. Not since I discovered the marvelously accurate Roller Cutters. I have one around somewhere, as soon as it surfaces it's going to go to GoodWill.
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I had a pair and really liked them for dressmaking.
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Wow - I forgot all about these. I remember my mom having one - and I do remember the fabric jamming the blades too. Rotary cutters are actually easier to use - or a good pair of ginghers!
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I have used mine to cut rows for rag Quilts
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Originally Posted by EagarBeez
Good morning everyone and happy Christmas eve. Here is a question, that I don't know if it's been asked before.
I was cleaning out my quilting cabinet and came across a pair of electric scissors that my mother had. Does anyone use electric scissors to cut their fabric with? |
They are terrific for cutting batting. Give them a try.
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Wonder how well they would work for rag quilts :D:D:D
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I have one and plugged it in while back and never used it. do they work???
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