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Crafty Crimping Scissors

Swinstie73
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Hi all,
I'm getting married in November and planning on making my own invites (with a little help from my crafty sister who has most of the supplies). She has 3 pairs of (cheap) crimping scissors but they seem to be shredding the card/paper when trying to cut it.
I don't want to ruin all the lovely card I've bought and really need to get the invites started soon, can anyone suggest a great pair of crimping scissors? I don't mind paying a wee bit more, I'd rather be crimping than scrimping at this stage in time
I'm getting married in November and planning on making my own invites (with a little help from my crafty sister who has most of the supplies). She has 3 pairs of (cheap) crimping scissors but they seem to be shredding the card/paper when trying to cut it.
I don't want to ruin all the lovely card I've bought and really need to get the invites started soon, can anyone suggest a great pair of crimping scissors? I don't mind paying a wee bit more, I'd rather be crimping than scrimping at this stage in time

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Do you mean pinking shears or a crimping tool? If its pinking shears then I would definately recommend Fiskars.0
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Buy a rotary cutter with a wavy edge blade - much sharper, quicker and will allow you to cut straighter.0
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another vote for fiskers here:xmastree:Is loving life right now,yes I am a soppy fool who believes in the simple things in life :xmastree:0
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Thanks for your replies, yeah think I meant pinking shears, wasn't sure what they were called which is probably why couldn't find any. I will try fiskars, or the rotary cutter. Think my sister seen a cutter but it was quite dear but might just have to take the hit or the invites will never get done.
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Swinstie73 wrote: »Thanks for your replies, yeah think I meant pinking shears, wasn't sure what they were called which is probably why couldn't find any. I will try fiskars, or the rotary cutter. Think my sister seen a cutter but it was quite dear but might just have to take the hit or the invites will never get done.
Thanks again
If you do go down the rotary cutter route remember you will need a cutting mat as well (preferably a self healing one.)0
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