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If you’re left-handed and have spent your life using right-handed scissors, you might assume that cutting fabric will always feel a little awkward. You may have learned to tilt your wrist, adjust your grip, or reposition your fabric just to...
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Sustainability isn't just about what a product is made from, it's also about how long it lasts, whether it can be maintained, and what happens after you bring it home. That's the thinking behind our new Bloom Series collection. Designed...
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When you’re working with a large pair of fabric shears, the length and weight of the blades help generate leverage and maintain control through longer cuts. Smaller scissors have less blade length, less mass, and a much smaller cutting area....
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If you've ever compared fabric scissors, you've probably noticed that manufacturers often mention the type of steel their scissors are made from: carbon steel, stainless steel, high carbon stainless steel, sometimes even manganese-infused carbon steel. But what do those terms...
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Walk into almost any craft store and you'll find fabric scissors ranging from under $20 to well over $200. At first glance, they all seem to do the same thing. They have two blades, two handles, a pivot. So why...
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