Scissors!

Mar '15 MarciLB

RE: Jaxxan: Wait one more recommendation from a cutting challenged lefty....I like the We R Memories small scissors

thanks Jill!
Mar '15 Jaxxan

RE: MarciLB: Thanks--this has been very helpful to have recommendations like this!

Wait one more recommendation from a cutting challenged lefty....I like the We R Memories small scissors
Mar '15 MarciLB

Thanks--this has been very helpful to have recommendations like this!
Feb '15 MarciLB

RE: Don1: I have all kinds of scissors, but my number 1 cutting device is my Xacto knife.
don1 Said:
I have all kinds of scissors, but my number 1 cutting device is my Xacto knife.

I am allergic to that! LOL only kidding but they scare me to death!!!!
Feb '15 Don1

RE: MarciLB: Thanks ms. Fit!

I have all kinds of scissors, but my number 1 cutting device is my Xacto knife.
Feb '15 MarciLB

RE: Ms. Fit: I also vote for the Cutter Bee. However, I also have a pair of Tonic Non-stick that I love as well. The blades are smaller than the Cutter Bee and very sharp right to the very tip. I use them both quite a bit.

Thanks ms. Fit!
Feb '15 Ms. Fit

RE: MarciLB: Thanks Chris!

I also vote for the Cutter Bee. However, I also have a pair of Tonic Non-stick that I love as well. The blades are smaller than the Cutter Bee and very sharp right to the very tip. I use them both quite a bit.
Feb '15 MarciLB

RE: Juansmom: Another vote for the Cutterbee scissors. ..or the Honey Bee...they are tiny n fine n fit well...I use them for absolutely every project

Thanks Chris!
Feb '15 Juansmom

RE: MarciLB: Thanks Mary and Betsye!

Another vote for the Cutterbee scissors. ..or the Honey Bee...they are tiny n fine n fit well...I use them for absolutely every project
Feb '15 MarciLB

RE: GMFTS: Here's another vote for the Cutter Bee. I have tried a number of small scissors and like these the best. They really get into those tough corners and they have stayed beautifully sharp for 4 + years.

Thanks Mary and Betsye!
Feb '15 GMFTS

RE: Rosita: I love Cutter Bee Scissors for fussy cutting.

Here's another vote for the Cutter Bee. I have tried a number of small scissors and like these the best. They really get into those tough corners and they have stayed beautifully sharp for 4 + years.
Feb '15 Rosita

RE: MarciLB: thanks ladies...all good suggestions!

I love Cutter Bee Scissors for fussy cutting.
Feb '15 MarciLB

RE: RedSquirrel UK: I swear by my Honey Bee scissors by EK Success. They are Teflon coated so they don't get as badly gummed up as other scissors do.

thanks ladies...all good suggestions!
Feb '15 RedSquirrel UK

RE: Scrapperbee: These Fiskars scissors were recommended to me at my LSS in 2003 when I started archival scrapping--I still have them, and I still love them!

I swear by my Honey Bee scissors by EK Success. They are Teflon coated so they don't get as badly gummed up as other scissors do.
Feb '15 Scrapperbee

RE: Solitaire: Thinking out of the box: In addition to craft scissors, I also suggest getting a pair of cuticle scissors (purchased at a drug store or dollar store) used for cutting small curved areas. Also, check out small embroidery scissors.

These Fiskars scissors were recommended to me at my LSS in 2003 when I started archival scrapping--I still have them, and I still love them!
Feb '15 Solitaire

RE: MarciLB: Hope this is the best place to post this! Looking for recommendations for fine tip sharp all purpose scissors, I have among others, Tim holtz , the are ok, big, and bulky in my opinion Thanks!!!

Thinking out of the box: In addition to craft scissors, I also suggest getting a pair of cuticle scissors (purchased at a drug store or dollar store) used for cutting small curved areas. Also, check out small embroidery scissors.
Feb '15 MarciLB

Hope this is the best place to post this! Looking for recommendations for fine tip sharp all purpose scissors, I have among others, Tim holtz , the are ok, big, and bulky in my opinion
Thanks!!!