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Every crafter needs the basics and Scrapbook.com has the absolute must have tool for paper crafting - introducing the exclusive stainless steel Scrapbook.com Medium Straight Scissors! These scissors are perfect for all of your scrapbooking and card making projects, and any other paper crafting projects. Great for cutting cardstock, patterned paper, vellum, acetate, crepe paper, ribbon, twine, and more!
Contents: One pair of stainless steel straight scissors from Scrapbook.com
Measurements: 5" in length
If your scissors walk away from the craft table like ours do, you'll want to grab two or three pairs of our quality stainless steel craft scissors at this amazing, affordable price!
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Number of pieces: 1
This is a Scrapbook.com exclusive product
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These scissors have 5" of blade with a bevelled tip for ultra-fine fussing cutting and no serrated edge to mark up your cut paper (a drawback on another brand's similar scissors). These are sturdy enuff that they should be able to cut heavier materials than the 4" blade scissors. Both have stainless steel blades! Good buy for the money!
I must admit that I’ve been using children’s sharp scissors to fussy cut. Added these SBC promotional gift scissors to my cart. Tried them out fussy cutting a flower. They are comfortable on fingers, sharp, and glide around corners with ease! I’ve never been a fan of fussy cutting, I now see why, using the wrong tool. These are great!!
I bought the 4" and 5" scissors together, thinking they would be the perfect pair for my crafting table. Sadly, not so much. These are much sturdier than the smaller ones and great for big, basic cuts on paper, or on ribbon or other trims, but I find the blades are too heavy for fussy cutting. So, it looks like I'll be going back to my old standby, Cutter Bees.
A great pair of scissors to have in the craftroom. These scissors are sharp and perfect for fussy cutting.
Used in this project: Paper Love
I was hoping for a great cut from the 5 inch scissors, unfortuantly i was disappointed. They seem cluncky and are hard to cut with.
I already had a pair of scissors that size. But they were old, , so when Scrapbook came up with that freebie I jumped on it right away. And I was not disappointed! They fit my fingers well and I’m left handed, so it’s not easy to have a pair feel good in your hand. They are sturdy, stainless steel, so I feel good about getting them. Would I have bought them if not for the freebie? Probably not right now. Things are very tight moneywise right now, and there are things I need much more, but if I was buying some right now YES! ITS A GREAT PRODUCT! AND IM VERY THANKFUL FOR THE FREEBIE!
I was due for a new pair, nice and sharp, just the right size. Good price
I thoroughly like this scissor for paper work as it is niceto hold and cuts so clean.
I really like these scissors, easily cuts small intricate pieces.
I like this little scissors a lot. It's got a good feel to it and it's very sharp. The sides of the blades are a bit sharp, so don't run your fingers along them when the scissors are closed. Ask me how I know. The scissors seem to be well-made and strong and the grips are very comfortable, so I'm very happy with this item.
Thank you, S.com.
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Are these silicone coated to resist gunning up when cutting into adhesive pads, tape and all things sticky? Or are there a better pair of scissors with that coating?
By:
Lttleyllwcrzr
(23-Nov-23)
No they are not. They will gum up. I bought a pair on Amazon.... look for non stick or titanium. I don't thing Scrapbook.com sells any.
By: Judiellen Art
(26-Nov-23)
