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Here is a link to the scissors from J Hittle:
http://www.jhittlesewing.com/sewing/catalog.php The link didn't go to the scissors. Just go the left and click on Heritage Cutlery, scissors and go to the bottom of the page. I have made over a dozen rag quilts with them and my hands never hurt. I have arthritis in my hands and also had carpel tunnel surgery done on both hands. These scissors are just awesome! |
Make one rag quilt using regular scissors and then buy a pair these where ever you find the best price. You won't appreciate them unless you use regular scissors first.
http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_no...sors&x=12&y=18 |
I order from Jhittle too, but be sure it's what you want from there. They charge a $25 restocking fee for returns no matter the cost of the item.
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Ok, thanks for all the hints and tips. I will check these out and see where I go from here.
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Originally Posted by SherriB
Here is a link to the scissors from J Hittle:
http://www.jhittlesewing.com/sewing/catalog.php The link didn't go to the scissors. Just go the left and click on Heritage Cutlery, scissors and go to the bottom of the page. I have made over a dozen rag quilts with them and my hands never hurt. I have arthritis in my hands and also had carpel tunnel surgery done on both hands. These scissors are just awesome! |
I have tried all kinds, but the ones I like best are Fons and porters red handlLe rag quilt scissors. The spring ones I wore out.
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i got a pair of Fiscars scissors that have a spring and short blades. they are a hand saver!!
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