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Small Metal Scissors for Sewing and Fine Cutting – Pointed Blades and Round Rings
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SKU: 9500
Product description
Small metal scissors: for threads, corners and precise work
Small scissors in a classic design, made entirely of metal: straight, pointed blades, a joint screw and round finger rings. The metal construction keeps the blades steady, and the pointed tip gets into corners, slits and places that large scissors can't reach.
These are the scissors that stay next to the sewing machine or in the sewing box: for cutting threads at the end of a seam, cleaning up thread ends, cutting notches in the seam allowance and delicate handwork.
How this model differs from our similar models
Small metal scissors (the model on this page): Full metal construction, round rings
Stork embroidery scissors: Ornamented design, silver or gold
Thread snips: Squeezed in the palm with no rings
Common uses
Cutting threads at the end of a seam
Cleaning thread ends off a finished garment
Cutting notches and corners in the seam allowance
Embroidery and handwork
Small repairs
Who the scissors are for
Seamstresses: A small pair next to the machine
Embroiderers and handwork crafters: For precise cutting
Classes and workshops: For quantity orders you can contact us
Tips for use
Cut with the tip of the blade: That is where you have the most precise control
A drop of oil on the screw: For smooth movement in a metal construction
Keep in the sewing box: Protects the pointed tip
Common mistakes and how to avoid them
Cutting thick fabric: The blades are short and meant for small work
Opening packages: The tip may bend
Leaving them damp: Wipe and dry the metal
Small scissors, thread snips or embroidery scissors?
The three tools are similar in size, but each is better suited to a different job:
Small scissors with rings: Full control of the cut, for threads, notches in the seam allowance and short cuts in fabric
Thread snips: No rings, squeezed in the palm. Especially quick next to the sewing machine, when cutting threads at the end of every seam
Embroidery scissors: Especially thin, short blades, for cutting close to the fabric in hand embroidery
Someone who sews a lot usually keeps two of them: snips next to the machine, and small scissors with rings for the work table.
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Specifications
Product type: Small scissors
Model: 9500
Brand: HaBayit LaBubot (House of Dress Forms and Display)
Construction: Metal
Blades: Straight and pointed
Handles: Round metal rings
Sold as: Per unit
Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions
What are small scissors used for in sewing?
For cutting threads, cleaning thread remnants, cutting notches and corners and delicate handwork.
What are they made of?
The scissors are made entirely of metal, including the rings.
What is the advantage of a full metal construction?
There are no plastic parts that may crack, and the blades stay stable over time.
Can I cut fabric with them?
Small amounts of thin fabric - yes. For cutting patterns, use tailor's shears.
Are they suitable for embroidery?
Yes. The pointed tip suits cutting threads close to the fabric.
What is the difference between these and a thread snip?
A thread snip is squeezed in the palm and opens with a spring. Small scissors with rings give more exact control at the tip.
Are they suitable for left-handed users?
The rings are round and symmetrical, but the order of the blades is built for the right hand.
How do you care for them?
Wipe after use, add a drop of oil to the screw and store closed in a dry place.
How do you choose small sewing scissors?
Look for straight, pointed blades that cut all the way to the tip, and finger rings your fingers fit into comfortably. A full metal construction keeps the blades stable over time.
Can I order a quantity for a class?
Yes. For bulk orders you can contact us.
