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Folding Stainless Steel Fishing Scissors for TravelRetro Pointed Filigree Tailor Scissors for Thread Trimming
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TypeSewing & Craft Supplies
Item number5031
MaterialStainless steel
Blade tipPointed, polished stainless steel
HandleOpenwork scroll filigree
PivotScrew with rounded cap
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Thread tails come off clean when the scissors have a pointed tip and a steady grip. This retro filigree pair brings pointed stainless blades and openwork handles in five finishes to the craft table. Pick the finish that suits your kit and keep it in reach for every session.
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Thread tails come off clean when the scissors have a pointed tip and a steady grip. This retro filigree pair brings pointed stainless blades and openwork handles in five finishes to the craft table. Pick the finish that suits your kit and keep it in reach for every session.
Ornate retro filigree tailor scissors with sharp pointed stainless steel blades
Solves
- precise trimming of thread tails in tight spaces
- adding a decorative vintage touch to a sewing kit
Trim close with a pointed blade, finish with grace
Stop fighting bulky scissors over every thread tail. Pointed stainless blades and filigree handles give you clean, close cuts and a tool that belongs on your craft table.
Pointed Blades for Close, Clean Cuts
Pointed tips for close trims
The blades taper to a fine point, so the tip slides under a thread tail and clips it flush with the fabric. The open blades sit in a straight line, which keeps a short snip even. Use the tip for stitch-end work where a wider blade would catch the stitches.
Filigree handles that show the craft
The handles are cut in an openwork scroll pattern and finished in champagne gold, polished silver, antique bronze, rose gold or an iridescent rainbow. On a craft table they read as a small piece of decor, and they stay within reach while you work.
Large finger loops for a steady grip
The finger loops are large enough to take a full finger, and the compact frame keeps the scissors light in one hand. Hold the loops, keep the tip on the thread, and snip without shifting your grip between stitches.
Keep the Finish Bright
- Wipe dry after each session
Moisture left on the blades and plated handles dulls both the edge and the finish. A soft dry cloth does the job.
- Store in a dry spot
Keep them in a drawer or on the craft table, away from damp corners of the sewing box.
- Trim thread and light fabric
The pointed tips are built for thread tails. Heavy cloth and wire can dull or chip the blades, so reach for heavier shears there.
Characteristics
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TypeSewing & Craft Supplies
Style5 options
Details
Item number5031
MaterialStainless steel
Blade tipPointed, polished stainless steel
HandleOpenwork scroll filigree
PivotScrew with rounded cap
Finger loopsLarge
ShapeStraight
SizeCompact
FinishesChampagne gold, polished silver, antique bronze, rose gold, iridescent
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Questions and answers
Are the handles comfortable for long stitching sessions?
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Wanelo · seller
The finger loops are large, so they take a full finger and let you hold the scissors without pinching. The frame is compact and light in the hand, which suits short snips across a long piece. If you stitch for hours, set the blades down between projects and keep your grip relaxed.
Is the blade sharp enough for fine embroidery thread?
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Wanelo · seller
The blades are polished stainless steel with a pointed tip, made for trimming thread tails close to the fabric. Embroidery floss and sewing thread both clip cleanly. For heavy cloth or wire, use a sturdier pair so the tips stay sharp.
Will the gold-tone plating wear off over time?
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Wanelo · seller
The handles are plated over polished stainless steel, and the finish is the part you see every time you pick them up. Keep them dry and wipe them after each session. Moisture is what dulls plating, so a dry drawer goes a long way.
Is it suitable for fabric cutting or only thread trimming?
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Wanelo · seller
It is built for thread and light fabric work, such as trimming seams, clipping tails and small appliqué cuts. For thick cloth, a heavy duty kitchen scissors handles the load better.
Is it worth it next to the household scissors already in the drawer?
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Wanelo · seller
Household scissors are too bulky to reach a thread tail inside a tight stitch line, so most people snip near the fabric and fray the edge. One pointed pair handles that job every session, so the cost spreads across every project you finish.
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