Kai Small Scissors - Traditional Primitives
Kai Small Scissors - Traditional Primitives
Missie Carpenter creates Original Designs for Applique' quilts, Wool Applique', Punchneedle, English Paper Piecing and Starch Basting Notions
The KAI 6 Micro-Serrated Patchwork Scissors blades help grip the fabric on satin, silky and slippery fabrics. Excellent on cotton for cutting multiple layers of patchwork piecing, as well as for use on applique.
Kai 3160 16cm Serrated Blade Patchwork Scissor
Kai Scissors, Black – Benzie Design
Product Description These scissors are sharp, just like full sized fabric scissors! They are wonderful for trimming threads and clipping applique
Worlds Smallest Scissors
Product Description These small sized scissors are Missie's very favorites and her GO TO pair to use for most everything. The blades are about 4”.
Kai Medium Scissors
SINGER All-Purpose Scissors are the perfect cutting tool for simple sewing and mending projects, but they can also be used for a variety of everyday cutting tasks from the home office to the arts and crafts room. Measuring 7.75 inches in length, these versatile, multi-use scissors can be handled by both right-handed and left-handed adult users. They feature sharp, stainless steel blades that are non-stick for easy cutting of fabrics, paper, felt, poster board, and more.
Singer All-Purpose Scissors - Cow 7.75
Sugar Cookie Snowflakes (Scroll down for details) - Traditional Primitives
Strong and light pinking shears for even the toughest of projects. The comfortable and lightweight handle, as well as the stainless steel blades, make this a necessary addition to your collection.
Kai Pinking Shears 9in
For three centuries, the Chinese have used this unique style of scissors to cut everything from silk to sheet metal. First made during the Qing Dynasty, their durability helped them to survive wars, revolutions, and communism. The blades are based on an ancient sword-making technique, giving them a hard, sharp bite.
Famous Chinese Scissors - Multi Purpose Black Handled Sharp Cutting Sh
The Acorn Tree - Traditional Primitives
