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Don't use your beauty tweezers for your favorite hobby. Give your projects a precise touch with the Scrapbook.com Craft Tweezers. Featuring an ergonomic, silicone pad and reverse grip design, these tweezers put precision and control in your hands! Your best heat embossing, embellishing and more will be easier than ever!
Contents: 1 Reverse-grip style craft tweezer with silicone grip
Size: Approximately 4.5" in length
Features:
Tips:
Number of pieces: 1
This is a Scrapbook.com exclusive product
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II LOVE these new tweezers! I’ve had reverse tweezers before but they were really strong and really took some finger muscles to open them. Often times they would indent the paper I was using or even tear it. These Scrapbook.com tweezers are very easy to use & I’ve none of those issues. Very comfortable to work with if you have arthritis. GREAT BUY! Glad I bought 2 pair!!
I have an essential tremor in my left, non-dominant hand. These tweezers are so helpful when I need to hold small items such as dies in my left hand. They provide stability when my hand can’t do it alone. The fact that they grasp an object even if I drop them is such a help so I don’t lose things. They are of course, helpful in a general way to. Some tiny pieces are hard to place even without neurological problems!
I originally bought these tweezers to help with placing my small stamps into my Misti but I found they also work for holding cardstock when heat embossing. No more hot fingers. Also can be used to hold small di cut pieces until glue dries.
I really love these ergonomic tweezers! I'm getting older and my hands shake a lot so these really help with my crafting.
Very fine tips, good for holding small items. Just not a very tight grip, paper slips if you try to add glue.
I like these tweezers. The reverse grip is much easier to work with, as I don't have to keep pressure on the tweezers to keep ahold of the piece I'm working with. :D
These are not as strong a grip as others I've used. Was disappointed they wouldn't grip a A2 size piece of 60lb cardstock without it slipping. Will only use for small, lightweight items.
This is my most essential tool I own. I use it for nearly every project I do. I love it!
If you ladies don't have one, best to get one. You will see what I mean!!!
I've been needing/wanting a pair of these tweezers forever...And they haven't disappointed me yet.
Just wish I would have bought them sooner!!!
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Should the tip of these tweezers be closed or should they be slightly open?
By:
dawnachapman
(12-Aug-20)
i believe that they do. i've only used them a few times, but they seem to not collect glue on them. this pair is replacing a very old pair i've had for years.
