Stork Scissors. My cutting accessory of choice. I searched for the right pair, silver finish as opposed to gold or brass, fit, function. All these qualities were important to me. I am very careful to just use them on fabric and thread, absolutely no paper, and after I am finished, I sheath them.
But what happens after you play with your toys month after month? Wear and tear. So I put out the call last year for a Christmas present that involved a sharpening implement.
This is what they came up with…
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I like it but it involves soaking and cleaning of the stone. What is your best method of sharpening your beloved implements?
Christina via STNA's Facebook Fan Page says
I am facing a similar dilemma and can’t wait to see what our fellow stitchers have to say.
Lisa Thompson says
the easiest way to sharpen scissors is to cut through some fine sandpaper, coarser for really dull blades