✂️ Forever in Time ST176 Precision-Pro Detailing Scissor: 4in Soft-Grip, Ultimate Scrappin' Gear Review

I finally started my project for which I bought these scissors. I'm not happy with them at all. They are made very cheaply. This is not a soft pen as the name might suggest, just hard plastic. And my paper definitely doesn't cut as the blades are bent/curved. They don't cut a straight line. They work well for trimming embroidery/sewing threads, but you can buy a pair at the store for this purpose. Definitely not worth the money spent.

These are the best fine detail scissors I have found. Although they don't have an ergonomic design, I highly recommend them. I use them to cut out stamped images to stick on postcards and pages in my art journals. They are exceptionally easy to maneuver when cutting small parts. And surprisingly, it's also the cheapest of my many scissors. I highly recommend them. Don't let the price fool you. They're inexpensive, but better than those with higher price tags.

Good sharp scissors, good for paperwork. I haven't tried it with fabric yet. I bought these for use in elementary school classes, they are suitable for both children and adults and they do well for precise cuts. We were making 3D paper designs so we needed better scissors than my boring old school scissors. Everyone liked them, but they are not very durable, the first pair tended to second use. While others I haven't had any trouble with, they may be better suited to thorough adult dealings…

I've tried to like them and they're good for detail but they're not very clear. I was planning on using them to cut complex designs/patterns but they are too prone to accidentally cutting or tearing the paper. However, they cannot be completely ruled out - they are good for edging larger and less complicated objects. Designs and shapes, with a certain accuracy guaranteed. It should also be noted that the finger holes have no padding and can dig into the skin after a long time. Finally, they…