YNR® 6" Shears Applique Scissor Curved Embroidery Lace Thread Quilting Duckbill

YNR INSTRUMENTS LTD

£11.99

About this item JAPANESE STAINLESS STEEL SCISSORS: This pair of appliquéing scissors is made of premium long-lasting Japanese 420C Stainless Steel and measure 6 inches overall (15cm). The scissors feature a razor-sharp duckbill paddle blade which measures 1.77 inches (4.5cm). The rounded part of the blade on one side serves as a safety precaution to keep you from cutting the base fabric when appliquéing. Great for rug making as well. RAISED BENT HANDLE: These embroidery scissors feature a curved, offset handle which creates a comfortable hand position while working on flat surfaces. The bend m

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