Crafting Scissors with Flexible Handles: Maped Sensoft Review

All my life I have had trouble getting good scissors as I am left handed. In elementary school I had teachers who didn't believe that there was (there is) a difference and that there was no such thing. They then gave me bad grades for my cutting skills when I tore up the drawing paper with the right pair of scissors. Now I can find left handers, the problem is we have to pay for Fiskars privilege or special scissors like scissors. It is great! They work great in my hobby bag and are very sharp…

We left-handers learn to live with tough manners from childhood, which is why I'm so pleasantly surprised that a pair of scissors designed for us costs less than $5 but works so well . If you're both sinister and big-handed, you're probably still out of luck, but for a child or adult with thin, dainty fingers, these scissors are well-balanced, reasonably sharp, and comfortable to use. I'm absurdly content with this whole situation, so I keep indulging in alliteration. Seriously, get this pair…

I was delighted to finally purchase a pair of left handed scissors! When I first used them to cut paper, I was blown away. Where have you been all my life? It cut so smoothly that I finally didn't feel like an idiot cutting anything. Then I tried to carve a little more precisely by following the lines. I couldn't see where I was cutting! I had to treat myself to bicycles or cover with a recumbent bike. I felt so stupid again. Then I tried to carve a little more precisely by following the lines.

Tired of feeling like an extra man or woman? Do you often wonder why you were doomed to live in a world that was clearly NOT made for you? Ever wanted to wrap a gift so it doesn't look like you cut paper in the dark and were wearing oven mitts? If you answered yes to any of these questions, I welcome you to the forgotten 10% of the world. You have found a home in the Lefty clan. These scissors fit in your perfectly comfy left hand, that's how I imagine King Arthur with Excalibur. After years of

I didn't know there were left handed scissors and what a huge difference they make for kids whose dominant hands are left handed. My daughter has been using proper scissors for 8 years and many times I have looked at her and thought she is holding the scissors awkwardly. She recently took a sewing class and the teacher saw how much she was struggling with the scissors and recommended I buy one so I looked around for a few and she liked these because of the colour. I couldn't believe how much…

I bought these scissors for a left handed student who was having trouble completing interactive workbooks with the rest of her class. While I understand that he will eventually need to learn to adapt to right scissors, I still wanted to try and adapt and buy one for now. I could immediately tell a difference in his comfort while cutting and he was able to complete tasks much faster and with less effort. He used to need help mostly before he usually gave up before he could cut out the pictures…