🔎 Fiskars Lia Griffith Signature Paper Curler & Scoring Tool: Teal Green/White for Precise Crafting Review

This tool is useful for curling and creasing paper, but not essential. It curls no better than my chopsticks or other round objects, and no better than rulers. The instrument was sized to fit the palm of a certain size and it doesn't feel very comfortable in my hands. I use it but it is not required.

So I bought this product thinking may I use it or not. But this is Leah Griffith, so I know it's good. I watched a video where she used it. I decided that I wanted to make paper poinsettias for my Christmas tree, I couldn't get them to look just right. Then I got a hair curler and it really helped curl the petals nicely and I was able to use them to make a crease in the middle.

I've just started using this curler. I love it so far! I haven't fully exploited it yet. but it's beautiful, durable, and easy to grab when curling floral corrugated cardboard! Note that when you remove the top green part you will find a sharper edge for scoring sheets of paper! Not a feature they say nothing about. but I found it interesting and helpful! ;)

If you are interested in crepe paper or paper flowers, you will not regret your purchase. Extremely useful for making perfectly shaped petals! That too is great value for money! I'm so glad I ordered it without hesitation. I thought I would only lose $6 if it was useless. I threw in the dice and ordered it along with my amazing first set of flowers! Now I can't stop making flowers and I'm so happy I've found a passion for life! Buy it! To attempt! Its worth it! Do that!

At first the plastic 'blade' is rough and scratched my paper which meant I had to sand it down. Second, I thought I had medium/finger length hands, but it's too big and I really need time to get used to moving it around my hand to use it - it's still not adjusted and I've got it now for a few years .weeks. In addition, it is not suitable for curling short forms. Third, it's waaaaaay for the price. Honestly, it's just a molded piece of hard plastic. The name recognition shouldn't make it too…