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1. Be Gentle.  Scissors, just like any other tool, are fragile and mishandling them can affect the way they cut. Some of the most common and damaging habits we see come from simply placing scissors on a table. This can also be why your brand new scissors are chipped. Try to be extra careful when ...

It's Round 2: 5 Makers, 5 Projects, 5 Days. In light of #StayHome and wanting to provide some positivity, distraction, and to kick-start some creative juices, we've partnered with 5 new Makers in 5 different industries to encourage you to learn something new and cool while staying at home!  We ho...

5 Makers, 5 Projects, 5 Days. In light of #StayHome and wanting to provide some positivity, distraction, and to kick-start some creative juices, we've partnered with 5 Makers in 5 different industries to encourage you to learn something new and cool while staying at home!  We hope that these work...

We make our scissors from two kinds of metal: high carbon steel and stainless steel. The differences between the two steels is one of our most frequently asked questions, and a topic we love to talk about because of how differently they can affect a scissor.

  Have you ever wondered how to spot a great pair of tailor shears? We've got you covered. We have compiled 5 points on how you can spot a great pair of scissors below:   1. Look at the tip. On your average pair of scissors, have you ever noticed the blade becoming less and less sharp the closer...

Photo credit: Nicole Y.   Whether you’re sewing or tailoring, all good craftspeople know that having the right tools for the job is crucial. Finding a pair of scissors that suits your needs can take time, but it’s a task that must be done if you want to mend and create the very best garments and ...