DMC 6127 3 Marbleized Scissor 4 Inch Review

These are precision scissors and well worth the price, but the finger holes aren't big enough for a large hand. Also, the "marble" finish on them is a bit rough and digs into my fingers a bit. Not bad, but if you use them for a long time you'll probably notice. However, they are worth buying for papermaking and other light projects that require precise cutting.

LOVE this brand of scissors. They used to be available from Jo-Ann but they are no longer there and I looked them up online. They are sharp and stay sharp. I use them on my amigurumi to cut yarn and my first pair lasted 3 years before I lost them. The narrow blades and sharp point make them ideal for trimming yarn ends close to the amigurumi without cutting your work. The blades are easy to use and glide effortlessly without grinding or squeaking. I have tried many other small scissors from any

I'm glad I bought these little scissors. At the time of this writing, they are TSA compliant (TSA guidelines at the time of this writing say you can take scissors with you as long as they are under four inches I believe) and I've never thought specifically about a pair of scissors to take me on vacation. (I only took them because I took my skirt to fix it along the way) but I'm glad I did. These are sturdy little scissors that take up virtually no space. My husband and I got blisters while on…

I bought embroidery scissors for $27 which I really liked, but then I got curious what you could get for a third of that price. So, without moderation, I bought 4 more cheaper scissors to compare. I bought some cute scissors as that is a requirement along with the scissors feature. That's what I found when trying out these "DMC marbleized scissors". This is a pair of sharp scissors at a reasonable price. They are sharp enough to easily cut through 1 layer of felt and 2 layers with little…