🧵 Gingher 0487NS Featherweight Thread Industrial: Enhancing Efficiency in Your Sewing Projects Review

I'm not a seamstress. Instead, I carry them in my purse so I'll always have them handy when I'm not at home and need to cut or open something. Thanks to the cap, they can be transported in a bag 100% safely. My only complaint is the price. I just keep buying these scissors because I keep losing them and every time I come here to buy new ones they cost more!

I thought I could never find another pair of these scissors again. I googled and found them on Revain. These are the best scissors. I use them for cross stitch. They fit perfectly in my little box of yarn and needles for my project. They are sharp and tiny. I'll have to buy another pair just in case so I have a spare. Although the ones I have I've been using for years. I bought another pair for a friend.

These little scissors are fantastic. I use them for line trimming when making line trim kites. They are very sharp and the protective case is great so I can throw them in my tool box and not worry about them breaking. I prefer them to small scissors with finger holes. They are much faster and easier to pick up, making a small incision if necessary. They also fit into the small shelves in my tool box much better than scissors with wider handles.

The Gingher standard pliers are truly ideal for tailors and others who are satisfied with a tool designed to always be at hand - on the ring finger hanging. . Like a patchwork quilt, often catching pieces in a row with a few loose threads. I just don't have to cut threads as often. I have to increase this to use it, but that's ok. It's small, with VERY thin tips that can cut threads that would otherwise be difficult to reach. I would compare its reach to a cloverleaf ripper. It is safe to work…

The only thing I don't like about this product is that I can't find replacement blades. I wish the Amazon would have carried them. These are clips that meet ginger standards. They are small and easily fit in the palm of your hand. I've tried almost every brand of thread clip it seems - most are too bulky and the tips are too "thick". I've had these Ginger clips for over 15 years and could get replacement blades, but as Fiskers seems to own Gingher now I can't find any replacement blades…