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Scallop Model Nickel-Plated Embroidery Scissors by Sajou Scissors

The Scallop Model Nickel-Plated Embroidery Scissors by Sajou are a stylish and practical tool for any embroidery enthusiast. Key Features: Design and Appearance: These scissors feature a delicate scallop motif on the handles, giving them a classic and elegant look. The nickel-plated finish adds a touch of sophistication and durability. Material: The nickel plating not only enhances their aesthetic appeal but also provides resistance to corrosion and wear. Packaging: They come in a foldable cardboard case, which is printed with a motif of one of Sajou’s fabrics. The case is reusable, making it a convenient storage solution. Usage: Perfect for both beginners and experienced embroiderers, these scissors are designed for precision cutting of threads and small fabrics. These scissors are a valuable addition to any sewing kit, combining functionality with a beautiful design.

1 piece
$41.00

TYPE: Physical
BRAND: SAJOU
Weight(Kg): Depends on variation
DIMENSIONS(MM): Depends on variation

Length of scissors: 8.9cm;

Weight: 20g;

1. Thread Cutting:

  • Use the sharp, pointed blades to cut embroidery threads cleanly and precisely. This helps prevent fraying and ensures neat work.

2. Detail Work:

  • The small size and fine tips are perfect for intricate cutting tasks, such as trimming loose threads or cutting small fabric pieces.

3. Comfortable Handling:

  • Hold the scissors by the handles, ensuring a comfortable grip. The lightweight design reduces hand fatigue during extended use.

4. Storage:

  • After use, store the scissors in their foldable cardboard case to protect the blades and maintain their sharpness.

5. Maintenance:

  • Regularly clean the blades with a soft cloth to remove any residue. Occasionally oil the pivot point to keep the scissors operating smoothly.

6. Tips:

  • Avoid Cutting Paper: Only use your embroidery scissors for fabric and thread. Cutting paper or other materials can dull the blades quickly.
  • Blade Protection: Consider using a blade cover or sheath when the scissors are not in use to protect the tips from damage.
  • Sharpening: If the blades become dull, have them professionally sharpened to maintain their precision cutting ability.
  • Cleaning: After each use, wipe the blades with a soft, dry cloth to remove any lint or residue. This helps keep the blades clean and sharp.

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