🧵 Antique Gold Metal Thread Cutter Pendants - Essential DIY Sewing Tools Review

I put one of these on my keychain to cut yarn on the go, but after a month I found that it had split in two . The blade fell out, be careful. I would suggest keeping it in a safe place like a bag with all your tools so it doesn't fall apart. In terms of its use, it does a pretty good job of cutting yarn. Sloppy editing at times, but hey, at least I'm getting through the TSA

Good for sewing. Knitted, crocheted and looks cool steampunk style too. A cute decoration as well as a practical thread and yarn knife. I've wanted one for a long time but they are so expensive in specialty stores! That's a good value. The only thing that makes them very different from the more expensive ones is the fact that they're made in Japan, which doesn't really matter to me.

Bought to avoid looking for scissors while knitting. Pretty sharp and do the job but I took them out of their packaging and left them on my workbench while I looked for something to use as a necklace and both cutters were mysteriously showing signs of corrosion or tarnishing, although they were were nowhere to be found. in addition to moisture. It goes away when I wipe it with a damp cloth but reappears after a few hours. Like I said it cuts well and tarnishing doesn't seem to affect usability…

I don't even know how I worked before ordering them. I crochet and cross stitch a lot (MUCH), often on the go (on the bus, in line, etc.) and hate carrying scissors with me. Even at home I mostly sit on the couch and for some reason rarely near the scissors. Decided to try it for fun and I've never been happier. I bought a cord and wear it around my neck like a long necklace (long because I want to be able to cut without losing weight and also while sleeping). I can see what I'm cutting off)…