Gingher 1005279 Epaulette Embroidery Scissors 3.5-W/Leather Sheath

love these little scissors. They work great, cut threads and snips of fabric great. They are small and easy to carry with knitting or embroidery projects. They are lovely and I would buy them again.

Perfect for cleaning up my embroidered bowl covers! Sharp and cuts close

Great for embroidery! Fit my big fingers and easy to use, very sharp too!

These are the nicest little scissors I have ever felt or used. Pay the extra few dollars for these if you are able. Super sharp and accurate with perfect tips. They look so nice too with gold plated handles. I think Fiskars is behind them. I’m a knitter and love this little treat.

These are specialty scissors. I purchased them for the very fine tips as recommended by an embroidery Youtuber. They look like they will work very well for that purpose. They are also beautiful, which is a nice plus.I will not be using them for quilting or ordinary hand-sewing - a pair of spring handle inexpensive Fiskers have done fine so far for that.

These tiny Ginger Embroidery Snips Scissors are most typical of their bigger sewing scissors too which I've used for a good 60+ years. Ginger & only Ginger should be in absolutely every woman or mans sewing room. They are absolutely a dream to cut with !! Thanks Ginger for crafting such a wonderful piece of quality piece of equipment for all to have in their sewing room !!

These ‘lil scissors are so nice, I purchased some for a fellow yarn user. We both love them.-Sharp-Perfect size for craft bags-Pretty-Custom sleeve for storage-Made in U.S.A.-Fast shipping10/10 would recommend

I bought these over a year ago to replace the exact same pair that I’ve owned and used for 30-plus years, which I had just recently (and VERY regrettably) lost. I THOUGHT that I was buying THE replacement for my shears - but was I ever wrong! These little scissors may look and feel almost identical to my original pair, but either Gingher has lowered their craftsmanship/quality standards, OR these are a poorly-manufactured copy of my beloved Gingher embroidery scissors. In the past year, every time I’ve used them (to trim threads and cut out small pieces of fabric only), after about the third “snip”, they start to grind - like metal-on-metal - where they’re connected at the screw plate. So, every time I use them, I end up having to put mineral oil there to lube them up after every few cuts - trying to adjust the screw enough so that they won’t bind up just makes them unable to cut anything at all. These are beautiful, yes - and they work perfectly, as long as you don’t mind having to lubricate them after every third snip. I’m extremely disappointed with these Ginghers as a replacement for my old ones. My, how times have changed(I guess).