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A quality pair of pinking shears can often be sharpened for longer life. There are several methods that can be employed to sharpen the zigzag edge on a pair of pinking shears. Because they are...
Pinking shears are scissors with a sawtooth or zigzag edge. Variations are available that are can be used to cut paper into decorative patterns or edges. Good quality pinking shears are an...
Pinking shears are special scissors with notched blades instead of standard straight blades. As pinking shears make their cuts, the notches on the blades fit together to create a zigzag or other...
Place mats that are easy to clean are a necessity if you have small children or do a lot of outdoor dining. Vinyl works well because it can be cleaned with a damp rag and doesn't stain. However,...
Pinking scissors, or shears, are an indispensable item for quick sewing projects. The attractive jagged edge they leaves helps prevent fabric from fraying and can be used to put a decorative edge...
This is a bag that is made from a t-shirt and it is really simple to create. Very little time is involved and the finished product is amazing.
Unlike regular scissors, pinking shears are designed to cut fabric in a non-linear fashion to reduce potential unraveling. The zig-zag pattern they create is what allows this type of cut to...
Pinking shears are primarily used for cutting cloth or paper. Pinking shears have saw-toothed blades. The saw-toothed blades create a zigzag pattern, instead of the straight cut produced by...
Pinking shears are essential for any seamstress, professional or novice. The zigzag cutting blade is perfect for the unfinished edging of certain fabrics because they help reduce the length of...
Trimming your quilt sections with pinking shears is a fun and decorative way to finish them. Most quilts are finished by either folding the bottom over the top to form a binding or by adding a...
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