🌸 BIHRTC 2Pairs 4.5 Inch Small Embroidery Scissors - Plum Blossom and Stork Crane Scissors for Crochet, Embroidery, and Needlework Review

This set is all about the crane scissors. This pair of taps is easy to hold and offers precision for small jobs. And I really like that they're not too loose and not too tight: they just feel very natural. And it reduces user fatigue (allowing me to work longer and more comfortably). Perfect! And, of course, they're absolutely beautiful (without sacrificing practicality). Love this little couple! The decorated flower scissors set is very cute. They are ideal for quick work (e.g. cutting a…

My granddaughter wanted to try embroidery and these little scissors are great for sewing. (We didn't really like embroidery, but these scissors will work for other small jobs.) They're small, and the holes you put your fingers in are small. So if you have big hands, they may or may not feel too tight. accommodate fingers at all. I have small hands like my granddaughter so they fit well. They are stainless steel so should last a while. The pointed tip is very sharp. The scissors themselves are…

These useful scissors are surprisingly beautiful! They look like 18th or 19th century antiques, but they are new and shiny! They are quite sharp and can be used not only for embroidery, but also for other purposes. I have tried both paper and thick and thin threads. They cut beautifully. And they are so comfortable in the hand, which I did not expect. They fit my hand/fingers perfectly. I have a medium//large female hand and wear a size 7 ring. So pretty. I got these as a gift for my mom as she

I like both patterns on the scissors. The Rainbow Crane/Stork is colorful and youthful, but not childish. The bronze/copper plum color has a vintage European style that reminds me of keys in the olden days. The tension of the bronze scissors is stiffer/tighter than that of the rainbow. The tip is sharper and more pointed (careful!). The way it cuts seems more precise than a rainbow. The blades of the rainbow scissors open wider and slightly longer than the bronze scissors. You can see that in…

I used to embroider a lot with a counted cross and needles. As a rule, I used my own sewing scissors instead of special needlework scissors. By that I mean I used what was available rather than the right pair. Both scissors are of excellent quality and quite sharp. They definitely look vintage and I even have crane scissors in my sewing box. Of course they are not as sharp as these. It's hard to decide which pair I like more, but I can say that I like both for different reasons. Both are made…

I knit, embroider and sew. I have very expensive sewing scissors that I can easily cut fabric, thread and yarn with. My family was threatened that if they cut anything other than fabric, thread, or yarn with these scissors, I would have to abandon them immediately. This is very serious. I wanted to carry some extra sewing scissors that aren't as severe, and they are. I would say that these are scissors for beginners. My mother, a keen quilter, also tried both pairs and like me she liked the…