Does anybody know if these are sharp enough to cut through fleece? Our kids will be cutting 2-3 in. strips (fringes) into the edge of scarves. Thanks!
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Definitely. We did a project with making clothes for a Flat Stanley out of various materials. Some thicker than fleece, and the scissors worked like a charm.
924146
i have not cut mine - the fabric looks like it would fray - there's something called 'Dritz Fray Check' which stops fabric fraying - that might work along the edge
823035
I have used them for cutting three layers of denim. They would certainly cut through two layers of felt. I do not think they would easily cut through more.
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I think these scissors are great for cutting fabric, the blades are really sharp and it creates a straight line with ease. However, for cutting small things such as tiny curves and whatnot, I'm not sure you'd have the control as much with these as opposed to other scissors. Since there isn't a loop to grasp, I'm not sure how they would handle scrapbooking jobs. I suppose it would take some getting used to. If it were me, I think I'd prefer different scissors for that. But I LOVE these for sewing projects! I hope this isn't discouraging, and perhaps other people will disagree with me. Just my thoughts! On another note, they way be better for arthritic hands if she suffers from that! It might be worth a try.
1254367
I wouldn't cut them. The spikes keep the birds from nesting. Otherwise, there is no deterent if cut.
1374606
So sorry, cannot help. I had to return them because they didn't cut anywhere near an inch like they are claim to. Decided to get one from Home Depot for about $8 (which I'm sure is available at Amazon too). Good luck!
1965083
No, put them on and go! I mow for bank repos and the yards are really high, like a foot or more. Cuts with no problem. Stayed sharp all season, unlike stock blades, I have to do every weekend.
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I'm answering a couple of questions , Cutting requires a sharp and safe to use razer cutter like a box knife or similar. How the ends look depends on the person cutting it and the type of cuts you make. Some people cut into a point which is the easiest , cutting into other dhapes is difficult, but not impossible. The width caught me by suprise , I expected it to be wider , but it still worked out for me.
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I have not used them on fleece. I have a feeling with the experience I had that they would not. I think they would need to be stitched on to make sure they don't come off.
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Yes. Well cut and tapered, they fly well. I use them with a longbow and a recurve. I like the points as well, although they could be a bit sharper for my taste. I honed the edges a bit extra and they are perfect now, or at least to my liking!
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I have cut through layers of canvas, movers blankets, thick ornamental fabrics. I haven't tried cords or quiltings yet but haven't any doubt that they will do as they should...
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Yes they are sharp enough to cut an apple. No apple in the house so I just tried it out on a banana.Tried to peal the skin and it worked.
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I used some sharp scissors and didn't have too much of a problem. They are tough, but they are good for my little ones. I did buy the larger size so I couild split them for the same reason you stated. I think you will be pleased with them.
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These will easily slice Jello since they ARE meant for vegetable cutting. They will not cut skin easily at all though and as seen in the picture the shape stops halfway through the cutter so make sure to make the Jello thinner than one inch
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I think they will stay sharp longer than I will need them to. I use it almost everyday and it has been a few months. No dulling at all.
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They cut better than most normal dinner knives. They're not serrated but are quite sharp. Hope that helps!
106747
No problems with sharpness of edges...I would definitely return them if someone would get cut!!!