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Elevate your crafty toolkit with this Essential Tool Bundle from Scrapbook.com! This set includes all of the must-have exclusive tools for any crafting level. Whether you're a scrapbooker or card maker, you will be able to make endless projects effortlessly with this bundle.
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Crafty Clean-up Cloth Material: 80% polyester, 20% polyamide
Crafty Clean-up Cloth Features:
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Number of pieces: 22
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I have a wonderful non stick pair of scissors for years that are perfectly fine.
But as I watch well known YouTube videos they all rave about scissors like these. So I decided to treat myself.
You don’t know how much you need these. It brings fussy cutting to a whole new level.
It is particularly good on rounded areas like circles as they provide a continuous cut, and removes those herky jerky points you don’t want on a circle. Great purchase, great product.
Used in this project: Happy Gnome Giving
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Great scissors for those with hand problems! I am amazed at how much I like these scissors. The spring action is wonderful and it makes fussy cutting so much easier. I have hand problems (carpel tunnel/arthritis) and grasping things can really hurt. Well, my hand doesn't ache after using them! I especially like how they 'lock' when you're done and they have a cap for the blades. Another well thought out and quality product from SBC.com!
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I received these in my Christmas stocking because my husband thought they would be easier for me to use because of a bad thumb, was he right!! SHHHH, just don't tell him! I have easily cut several different things in my craft room today and have no pain. I had to stop what I was doing to write this review. :)
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Ok - your reviews got my attention and now I am sold on these spring action scissors! I tried a pair of these type of scissors several years ago. It was after my recovery from hand-wrist repair surgery. (Sound familiar??) I didn’t get a pair of the spring-actions back then but now I am - a pair is in my shopping cart. I can see easier fussy cutting days ahead! Thank you to all who posted a review!
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These little scissors are incredibly easy to use. Not having to open the blades after a cut is a blessing for these arthritic hands. They handle fussy cuts like a dream. Why did I not get these sooner? I love that they come with a protective cover to keep the blades clean and sharp. This is a great product!
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These are great! The name says it all. They are comfortable in your hand and your hand doesn't tire out after hours of cutting. When I have a lot of "fussy" cutting to be done, I will sit in front of the TV cutting. My hand was sore at all. I love too that there is a blade cover and a lock switch to keep them closed. Buy them now you won't regret it!
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Love these scissors! Perfect size and perfect cut.
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Due to arthritis in my hands, especially my thumbs, it hurts to hold regular scissors to cut, especially "fussy" cutting. These spring loaded scissors are perfect! The pressure is applied on the outside of the grip and they can be used either hand (I'm left-handed). The blade cover is an added bonus. I'm so happy!!
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Love the feel and ease of use of these scissors, only thing I find negative is that they do not come to a sharp point. There are just times you need that.
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I have some issues with strength in my hands. They make it easier for me to cut.
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Are these suppose to come in teal too? I have 2 rolls of pink but would love the teal, it matches my room! (little OCD...lol)
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Judiellen Art
(01-Apr-25)
Hello! We do not have teal tear-away towels as of right now. I'll gladly let our team know this is something you'd like to see in the future.
By: Scrapbook.com
(01-Apr-25)
When using Lunar paste , will it wash out of the towels or leave a hard place where the paste was?
By:
Rhonda Renee
(06-Feb-25)
Hello, our team tested the Lunar paste on these crafty clean-up cloths. We found that the paste did not come off and was still visible after washing, leaving a tough spot of dried and permanent paste.
By: Scrapbook.com
(12-Feb-25)
Can these cloths be used for the foils instead of the swiffer cloths
By:
Margiect
(14-Nov-24)
the Swiffer cloths are to get the dust off foil, toner sheets and poly glaze, the other clothes are for cleaning off inks etc on stamps, tables etc
By: Taylor1752
(06-Feb-25)
Can these be used for finger prints and excess glue in acetate?
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denielle.c.podraza
(20-Mar-25)
I use these for everything and then throw in the washing machine and dryer I love these and they rip off the roll perfectly 👌 you can't go wrong I have the pink and black.
By: cheriereader
(22-Mar-25)
I have a stamp cleaning piece that is like a very thick shammy and I keep it inside a DVD case I put magnets on to keep it folded back and open if desired and I keep a shammy in there with it as well. I also have a Stampin Up dry scrubber for after. I use baby wipes and just a microfiber towel for most of what I do. So I don't understand how these towels are different than a microfiber towel. Can anyone explain what is so different and great about these instead? Thank you.
By:
dizzinese
(26-Apr-25)
