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Product Description
This is the 5135P, a 5 and 1/2 inch blunt tip scissor that is designed for detailed cutting and for trimming stabilizers away from embroidery designs without damaging fabric. It is also great for trimming and cutting away excess fabric on shadow appliqué.
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Very good.
Posted by Unknown on Apr 9th 2018
I love these scissors. I already own a smaller version of these and I wanted another one to be kept near my machine. So, I ordered the larger version.
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Kai scissors are the best!
Posted by Unknown on Feb 23rd 2018
I love my blunt tip scissors for cutting out appliqué and reverse appliqué. They get into small spaces without poking a hole into the fabric, like a sharp tipped pair of scissors would do. Like all of the Kai scissors I own, they are super comfortable to hold, very lightweight and extremely sharp. One comment for someone with larger hands - the finger holes may not be large enough. I have very small hands and they fit comfortably, but I wonder whether they would fit as well for large hands.
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my new sewing machine companion
Posted by MJ in the desert on Oct 4th 2017
Sewists know there's always that one pair of scissors that's next to the machine. You grab them without thinking, and probably use them occasionally for things they're not really built for.
These are my new go-to, and they're excellent at more of those little tasks. Small enough to grab for thread-snipping. Robust and round-tipped for trimming seam allowances. And super-sharp for precision. Kai wins again!
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