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oh my LOL! I was thinking you were and many others were nuts. I forgot the 'p' and looked up lsharp. pretty riske' for a quilter. LOL again. I will check out ... lpsharp.... and I already wear glasses..LOL at myself
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I use a blade Sharp ener that I bought at Hancocks
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Originally Posted by TeresaA
(Post 6714062)
Wawak's has new Olfa blades on sale. 45mm, 5 pack for $13.48. Shipping is free on orders over $100, otherwise it's about $5 flat rate. The delivery time is awesome, about 2 days, no need to pay extra for rush shipping. Just a tip.
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I just bought 10 blades of the 45mm on ebay for 13.00. She also sells 25, 50 and 100 count packs and the more you buy the more you save. I think they must be a generic brand but they fit my olfa and work just fine. I have also bought resharpened blades on ebay and they work good but do have a greasy feel. You can buy your own blade sharpener too.
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I have sharpened my needles on a sharpening stone, it worked great.
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It is a green idea. You don't really save anything on the cost of new blades though.
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This is great, good for the environment and we will save some money on the price of a blade.
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Thanks for the tip! WalMart has titanium blades 5 in a pack for about $15.00. They seem to work well and last a while. If you have a Hancocks near you they carry the normal OLFA blades but at a MUCH cheaper price that JA's PLUS you can use JA'S PAPER coupon (not I phone!) at Hancocks. even on their SALE stuff.. I don't have Hancocks where I live but go several times while visiting my daughter in Idaho!! I am not a big fan of some of their fabric but I stock up on blades and Mary Ellen's Best Press..
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How did you ship/mail them?
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having been married to a fisherman there are stones in the fishing dept that sharpen hooks ....ps they work good on needles as well
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