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by mad14kt 22 Jun 2009 ( edited Jun 23'09 07:43 )
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Does any "CUTIE" have the "Cordless Electric Scissor"? How would you rate them? TIA ;D

Comments (8)
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by marjialexa 22 Jun 2009
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I have a couple of pair, Monica, one is a Black & Decker. I like them, but don't use them for everything. I use a rotary cutter for straight edges, and my Ginghers for more fussy work. I find the 'electric' ones can get away from me, hee hee hee. Hugs, Marji
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by mad14kt 22 Jun 2009
Thanks...I had one but not cordless ;D *2U
by marjialexa 23 Jun 2009
Mine are cordless/rechargable, I really like them when I need them! M
by marjialexa 23 Jun 2009
Mine are cordless/rechargable, I really like them when I need them! M
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by gerryvb 22 Jun 2009
+5
sorry, don't have one
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by mad14kt 22 Jun 2009
TU ;D *2U
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by daisy530 22 Jun 2009
+4
What is going on here?!? First Bias makers and now scissors! Are you trying to take all the work out of sewing? Someone did mention that their sewing machine actually vacuumed! Just kidding--nope, don't have any of those--I'm sure the battery would be dead whenever I tried to use them anyway :)
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by mad14kt 22 Jun 2009
I saw one on sale and was wondering if it was any good ;) Are you kidding...I am trying to train my DH to cut patterns...ROFL ;D *2U
by bokkieborduur 23 Jun 2009
Well let me know if the training work out wel , then I can start training to LOL
love marie
by marjialexa 23 Jun 2009
Oh, get the Black & Decker ones, Monica, he'll be dying to use them on something, even patterns, hee hee hee. Black & Decker is such a MANLY name, don't get Simplicity or another brand, hee hee hee!! Hugs, Marji
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by iris2006 22 Jun 2009
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Sorry, I don't know what it is so I don't have one, but someone else may have one. :)
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by mad14kt 22 Jun 2009
Thanks ;D *2U I hope this works
http://www.hancockfabrics.com/Cordless-Electric-Scissor-Electric_stcVVproductId56690920VVcatId539613VVviewprod.htm?extid=HAN_EML_20090622_CT_christmasinjuly
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by michele921 23 Jun 2009
+2
I just bought a ryobi one I like cordless things so far it has worked great cut a couple of patterns with it. I still use my rotary for straight cuts too though.
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by shirlener88 23 Jun 2009
+2
I have had one for years - but I don't cut out many patterns - so I don't use them much - I use my rotary cutter and then my Gingers for most projects. *4U
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by colonies1 23 Jun 2009
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know what they are but don't have a pair
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by tinfriend 23 Jun 2009
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I just shudder to think at the 'damage' I would cause if I had one! ROFL I would not trust myself with them as I cannot even cut straight with a NORMAL pair! ;-)

I have a friend that could cut a straight line with her eyes 'shut' so to speak! I use a rotary cutter and Quilter's ruler when I want something straight!

*4U!