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by pldc 03 Apr 2014 ( edited Apr 05'14 14:56 )
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I was fortunate enough to receive this new pair of scissors from dear hubby. After making rag quilts my hands & fingers are quite sore. I really don't care to make one until I forget how bad they hurt my hands. Well I have been asked for another but said I didn't think I could so hubby went out today & came home with these. they have a lifetime warranty & cut through heavy things like chipboard, vinyl & canvas even leather so if they can cut through that then they can cut through 3 layers of flannel right? Here's hoping

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by 02kar 03 Apr 2014
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Kudos to your Handsome Hubby. That is so nice of him to do this for you. Now and test them out and let us know if they really do help your poor tired and sore hands.
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by pldc 03 Apr 2014
I sure will Karen & yes he is very handsome LOL thank you
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by gramsbear 03 Apr 2014
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I also use Fiskars, but a little different than this! These look amazing!!! Give that man a few Gold Stars for being so thoughtful! Hugs, Judy
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by pldc 03 Apr 2014
Thanks Judy & I will pass this on. ~hugs~
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by pennifold 03 Apr 2014
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Dear Loralye,

Well done to your husband for thinking of you - there is nothing worse for a sewer to have sore hands. Love Chris
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by pldc 03 Apr 2014
thanks Chris, he is a keeper
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by Leaha 03 Apr 2014
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When Mr. Dennis sees how you have corrupted you handsome husband...mercy! We'll all need to duck and run for cover! LOL I've never seen anything like this, do hope they work well for you, as it's very hard to work when hands are beat up. He is certainly a keeper, to take such good care of you, enjoy. :P
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by dennis999 03 Apr 2014
All husbands, handsome or otherwise, are uniquely corrupted by their wives.....................it's called peace and tranquility by us put-upons.....................lol
by Leaha 05 Apr 2014
Have mercy on our poor souls, Mr Dennis, I do think corruption goes the other way. LOL
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by dennis999 03 Apr 2014
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I cannot recall the post now but I recently posted a list of characteristics that were required in order for a pair of scissors to be classed as 'excellent' for use by embroiderers, dressmakers, rag quilt makers and their kith and kin. These scissors appear to meet one of those requirements namely, that they:

Should be manufactured to a standard capable of withstanding the arduous task of cutting mens toenails.

It is evident that your husband was thinking laterally when making his purchase and I congratulate him upon his judgement.
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by pldc 03 Apr 2014
well if he were to do that then I would not be responsible for where those new scissors ended up lol
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by katydid 03 Apr 2014
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You go girl!!
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by pldc 03 Apr 2014
thanks my friend! ~hugs~
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by zedna 03 Apr 2014
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You could do what I do ask husband to do the cutting...it works!
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by pldc 04 Apr 2014
I'm sure he would if I asked him to, he has to help out in someway when it is a gift for someone on his side of the family so that when his name goes on it, then it really is from him too. Thanks Zedna, ~hugs~
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by shirley124 03 Apr 2014
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You have a wonderfuf and thoughtful husband. Hugs Shirley
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by pldc 04 Apr 2014
I really do & I am ever so thankful too. Hugs
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by sewilso 03 Apr 2014
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What a sweetie! I think he's a keeper!!!
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by shozo1271 04 Apr 2014
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Hi Loralye! Fiskars makes a rag quilt clipper. That's actually the name of them. They are perfect! I bought mine at Joanns a long time ago. Super Sweet of your hubby to buy these for you! Looking forward to a clip report when you use them. (hey Dennis, you might like to get a pair of these clippers too!) **Flowers to all**
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by dennis999 04 Apr 2014
Errrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr...........................................NO....lol
But thank you for thinking of me.
by pldc 04 Apr 2014
I think these will be much the same, hubby told the clerk what I wanted them for & she told him these were the very latest & designed to do that & cut through so much more? So far so good.
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by jrob 04 Apr 2014
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The true test is; will he use them?
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by pldc 04 Apr 2014
Never! LOL He knows how particular I am about my sewing room scissors & he used them once for paper & he had to replace them that same day, he has never used them since & that has to be some 25 years ago or more. LOL
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by pacmp 04 Apr 2014
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I can not tell by the packaging ...can you tell me if these have the spring action to help open them back up? Thanks for posting, hopefully these will help others too.
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by pldc 04 Apr 2014
No there is no spring but they are really soft handle grips & they open & close really nicely! I have cut 3 layers & it is like butter
by pacmp 04 Apr 2014
Thanks for reporting back, sounds like they are working wonderful for you. I'll need to give these a try.
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by dragonflyer 04 Apr 2014
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Nice...we will need a full review...I have their Rag Clippers that are spring loaded...they work well, too!
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by pldc 04 Apr 2014
thank you Kim I am hoping they do the rag quilt & they seem to be very soft & quite easy on the fingers too
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by athenamiller 04 Apr 2014
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Love Fiskars spring things. Cutting used to be the worst part of sewing. Not any more. Word of advise - They're good, but they don't cut pins. I now have a pair of spring things for paper!!!!!!!!! DUMB, DUMB, DUMB
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by caroldann 04 Apr 2014
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I have 3 different sizes in these and absolutely love them. Hugs..Carol
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by noah 05 Apr 2014
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can you please show thee end of the scissors???i have never seen them??hugs
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by dididwiar 05 Apr 2014
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Thankyou I must go and get some . Funny when I read your post the first thing I thought was "I wonder what Dennis will say" Then I read further down and others thought the same and I read Dennis's comments. Made me Laugh ..... Thanks xxx