Pinking Shears - Sharpened
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I have had mine sharpened by the guy that comes to Joann's and sharpens scissors. He did a great job and it was about $8.
Foil works a bit. It doesn't last long, but it is a good stop gap measure.
Oh, I use them to trim off the excess batting and backing after I sew on the binding to the front, but before I stitch it to the back. The pinked edge fills out the binding without being too hard. I like the soft edge it creates.
Foil works a bit. It doesn't last long, but it is a good stop gap measure.
Oh, I use them to trim off the excess batting and backing after I sew on the binding to the front, but before I stitch it to the back. The pinked edge fills out the binding without being too hard. I like the soft edge it creates.
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Originally Posted by sik1010
I use them for sewing other things; I haven't found anyone to sharpen mine, but I'm going to ask someone at the Hair/Beauty Supply Store. They always have sharp scissors, so they might know who does it.
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I've had my good scissors sharpened at Joann's will have to check and see if the person down here does them.
I have used them to cut down the edge of fabric before washing it.
Besides this pair were my Mom's - really need to give them special attention.
I have used them to cut down the edge of fabric before washing it.
Besides this pair were my Mom's - really need to give them special attention.
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