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On the subject of mats ,do those things work that you rub on the mat to smooth it out, I have the grn fiskars and I am happy with it, But its getting worn, I agree don't get a rigid one, self healing is the way to go
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I got a nice set at Havel, the one on the bottom. It is really nice and thick, and pretty! They sent me a coupon encouraging me to share, type in SEVEN code for $7 discount, and I think I got free shipping with first order too, a great deal! The whole set for less than it costs for a cutter usually.
http://www.havelssewing.com/scissor-sets-sale-page.html |
I got one I use on my cheap white mat (the counter size one). It does help remove threads but does NOT cure cuts.
Originally Posted by materialgrl
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On the subject of mats ,do those things work that you rub on the mat to smooth it out, I have the grn fiskars and I am happy with it, But its getting worn, I agree don't get a rigid one, self healing is the way to go
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Use a round honing stone on the mat. The stone will have two sides, use the smoothing side. You can find them at hardware or automotive stores. I like the round size the best for easier handling.
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Just got one for xmas, no problems at all, the price is right and the color is easier on my old eyes.
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Don't like mine - only use my green Olfa
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