Need a source for this item..
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Hi, I found these nippers/clippers a month or so ago in my sewing room and LOVE THEM !
I'd like to find the source where I can get more of this particular brand. They are marked on both blades with MGS. Can anyone help. See photo. Thanks |
They can be found in the jewelry making section of craft stores. I have seen them at Walmart, Michaels and Hobby Lobby. They are where all the beads are.
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I've seen them before too in craft shops. They shouldn't be too hard to find.
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There is a brand called Anchor clippers that look a lot like these and you can find new ones on ebay for under $10.
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like these?
http://www.exagoods.com/i/115167.jhtml |
What do you use them for?? Just curious...... Kind of wicked looking.
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I use these at my sewing machine(s) to clip threads when I pull my work out of the machine. I don't care for the cutter on the machine as the cut is not as easy to do or as clean. Sounds like others have helped you find more of this brand.
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I got a similiar pair several years ago at Walmart. It came in a package with a tape measure, and I believe a hem guide. All for less than $5. I also use them at my sewing machine. They are really handy when cutting apart pieces that have been chain pieced together.
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No idea what the MGS stands for. But I can enthusiastically recommend these Kai snips:
http://www.kaiscissors.com/category.php?category_id=48 |
Thanks for your help so far, but I am Specifically looking for the nippers with MGS marked on the blade. These have been the BEST I have ever used and I'd like a source for that particular brand. I have tried other brands already.
Yes, they are really handy to have at your sewing machine to clip threads and corners off of squares. |
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