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OpenClip Kinusaiga Fabric Shears

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Cut fabric pieces for sewing, patchwork and Kinusaiga with these compact dressmaking shears.

  • 20 cm overall length with a 7 cm cutting blade
  • Stainless steel blades and a black plastic handle
  • One pair of fabric shears
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Product details

A pair of compact dressmaking shears for cutting fabric for sewing, patchwork and Kinusaiga projects.

  • Overall length: 20 cm
  • Cutting blade length: 7 cm
  • Stainless steel blades
  • Black plastic handle
  • Includes one pair of shears

Keep for fabric cutting, wipe dry after use and store with the blades closed. Sharp blades: keep out of reach of children.

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Fabric shears with 20 cm overall length and a 7 cm blade.

How to use it

1. Lay your fabric flat

Smooth the fabric on a stable surface and mark the shape you want to cut.

2. Cut along your outline

Use controlled cuts, keeping your supporting hand clear of the blades. For Kinusaiga, leave extra fabric around the shape for tucking.

3. Clean and store

Wipe the blades dry, close the scissors and store safely out of reach of children.

FAQs

What size are these shears?

They measure 20 cm overall, with a 7 cm cutting blade.

Can I use them for Kinusaiga?

Use them to cut fabric pieces before tucking. Leave extra fabric beyond the outline so the edges can be tucked into the foam grooves.

What are they made from?

The blades are stainless steel and the black handle is plastic.

How do I care for them?

Keep them for fabric cutting to help preserve the cutting edge. Wipe clean and dry after use, and store with the blades closed.