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I have a lot of scissors for this. My favorite brand is Havel's. The last pair I got are their Squeeze scissors. They have Havel's 33010 written on them and they are great.
96I also prefer the small sharp curver scissors. I buy the Gingher scissors. They cost more, but a great product. www.gingher.com. Hugs and flowers.
16434like most everybody I also have found the little curved sisssors work terrific. If you happen to have an old manicure set around they usually include a nice thin curved pair. Try it you'll like it1 :-)
17161After years of research,(haha) seriously after about 30 pairs of tying, the curved ones are the best. Like cutiepie says, you can cut your threads so much closer and my favorite of these are called "Squeeze scissors". You don't have to hold them at any particular angle, you just squeeze and they snip that thread promptly. I can even use them with either hand. ;)
by clawton
03 Mar 2008
I prefer this type of scissors also. They work very. No round holes for my finger and thumb to get caught in. haha. They qre quick to use.
158553i have 3 pairs curved, fine curved and a little pair of sharp ones. if i am going to cut paper i keep a pair just for that as they blunt really easy hope this helps :) *s 4 u all
5120I also have a pair of curve blade scissors which I wouldn't be without
76409I have a pair of curved blade embroidery scissors that I love. Since the blades are curved, I can clip the threads much closer to the fabric without unhooping my project or snipping the material accidentally. Look for sharp points and narrow blades, since that will give you the best control.
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