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#43
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Join Date: Jun 2010
Location: Bardstown Ky
Posts: 663
Originally Posted by Scissor Queen
Originally Posted by pbreon
Originally Posted by dgbrandt
Hi to everyone - I am new to the board and have been going through all the wonderful comments. My question is this - I do a lot of applique and have several scissors but none that I just love for the small cuts (sharp points) and that is comfortable for a lengthy period of time. Does anyone have just a good favorite for applique?
Thanks for all your help in advance!
Deb
Thanks for all your help in advance!
Deb
#45
Originally Posted by irenecarter
Originally Posted by Scissor Queen
Originally Posted by pbreon
Originally Posted by dgbrandt
Hi to everyone - I am new to the board and have been going through all the wonderful comments. My question is this - I do a lot of applique and have several scissors but none that I just love for the small cuts (sharp points) and that is comfortable for a lengthy period of time. Does anyone have just a good favorite for applique?
Thanks for all your help in advance!
Deb
Thanks for all your help in advance!
Deb
The Elan scissors are identical to the Karen Kay Buckley scissor except the handle color is different and they're cheaper.
#50
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Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: NW Wa
Posts: 1,549
Welcome from Washington state.
Depends on what kind of aplique I am doing.
I usr all kinds of scissors. Love the duck bill applique scissore and the pinking shiers for raw edge.
And just a good sharp scissor for triming parts that are turned with featherweigh interfacing... Ther are so many ways to applique....
ConnieF
Depends on what kind of aplique I am doing.
I usr all kinds of scissors. Love the duck bill applique scissore and the pinking shiers for raw edge.
And just a good sharp scissor for triming parts that are turned with featherweigh interfacing... Ther are so many ways to applique....
ConnieF
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