JISTL Professional Dressmaking Pinking Shears with Comfort Grips - Green Crafts Zig Zag Cut Scissors for Sewing, DIY Projects, and more! Review

These shears were exactly what I was looking for to cut front lace. They are sharp and precise

I'm small and have to hem a lot of pants - I use it to cut and hem - so easy. Just leave them for fabric. I have an older pair for paper.

For anyone who makes masks/face masks this is a must have! What has changed in the game! For anyone trimming their curves and knowing how time consuming it is. Warning, the tautness of the scissors is not for the faint of heart. But it's still worth it!

Great value for money. Sharp, durable, nice cut etc. They are more than I expected for the money spent. They are a little stiff, but looser and insufficient is preferable. My only objection is that the blades don't reach far enough for the scissor swivel. It is very easy to get the "bite" and push the tissue past the cutting blades. However, this is just a learning curve. I am happy.

I have never used sewing scissors as I am new to sewers. I bought it to stop chipping. At first I thought they were really hard to cut through high quality cotton (quilt cotton). I'm used to them. It's possible that other scissors have a tension screw, but I haven't been able to find out if it loosens when the screw is locked. Should it be difficult to even open it? The other side of the screw rests against the scissor plane. Could this be a problem? I'm considering exchanging. Of course, 1…

Before use, clean these scissors thoroughly with sewing machine oil (clear mineral oil) to remove the black grease used in the manufacturing process. Otherwise you risk leaving a black film on the fabric. Mineral oil also lubricates scissors better, making them easier to use. Apply oil liberally to both sides of the screw and then wipe it off. Repeat until the mineral oil has washed out all of the black grease. Clean all surfaces including the area between the knives and the knives themselves…