BIHRTC Embroidery Scissors European Needlework Review

As someone who frequently engages in Arts and Crafts, I had high hopes for these scissors. Unfortunately, they were incredibly flimsy and lacked the precision needed for embroidery or other needlework. The design may be aesthetically pleasing, but it doesn't make up for the lack of functionality.

I only took a small pair in my carry on but security didn't stop me or undress me so obviously this size is allowed. I brought it because I was working on a small embroidery project and thought I could work on an airplane. I usually have a small locket on a chain that I take with me, but it disappeared somewhere so I risked a small pair. They worked fine, I had scissors where you had to pull both ends of the thread with one hand and cut with the other because they weren't sharp or the blades…

As an embroiderer and embroiderer, I'm not sure if it's possible to have "too many scissors"; it's like saying "too many balls in the kitchen"! When Revain Vine offered me this set of two little scissors, it was easy to say yes. I'm glad I did. I already have half a dozen scissors small enough to take on a plane, and some of these are so cheap that I wouldn't be heartbroken if I got the wrong size. (I have flown scissors of this size when doing embroidery projects on long cross country flights;